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Discovering Dog Shows
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Welcome to Sniffing the Past
Celluloid Canines on the Publicity Trail
Dogs, badger baiting and criminality: The view from the nineteenth century
A dog-headed name
Dogs in Zoos: Marking New Territory
Warhorses and dogs of war: The role of dogs on the Western Front
Slavery and Dogs in the Antebellum South
A Walk in the Park with Timmy: History and the Possibilities of Companion Species Research
Stray Dogs in Istanbul
Dogs and the Dreyfus Affair
Photoblog: Taxidermy Dog Heads
Photoblog: The Pet Cemetery at Asnières-sur-Seine
River Rescue Dogs in Paris: Hardly a Seine-sation
Breed: The British and their Dogs exhibition
The Darker side of Hachikō
An antidote to urban life? Police dogs in belle époque Paris
Training war dogs: The British experience during the First World War
“Discovering” dog mess in 20th century Paris
German Shepherd or Alsatian?
Dogs and Trees in New York
Scooting the poop: motocrottes in Paris
Killing Stray Dogs in early 19th century New York
Rabies in Interwar Poland
Art and Dog Mess part 1
Art and Dog Mess part 2
Creating Hunting Dogs: S.T. Hammond’s Practical Dog Training, or Training vs Breaking (1882)
Science, Sentiment and Soviet Space dogs
Dogs in the 19th Century Press
The Watch Dogs of Georgian London
Blog Update – Dog Mess in the City
Shopping for Dogs in Early Twentieth-Century London
Dogless Donald
Dogs in 1668, the Year of the Animal
The Politics of poilus’ Pet Dogs, 1914-1918
On the Trail of Dogs in Colonial India

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Slavery and Dogs in the Antebellum South

23/02/2012

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My name is Chris Pearson and I am a Senior Lecturer in Twentieth Century History at the University of Liverpool, UK. I'm currently researching the history of dogs in modern London, New York and Paris. This research will eventually morph into a book.

In this blog, I present aspects of this research, as well as more general reflections about dogs in history. The blog also features guest blogs.

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Animal Geography Research Network
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Beastly Histories (University of Bristol)
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Centre for the Humanities and Social Sciences of Health, Medicine and Technology (University of Liverpool)
City Creatures Blog
Colonizing Animals
Columbia University Press Animals Studies blog
Connecting Human-Animal Interaction Research (CHAIR) at the Univerity of Liverpool
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Etienne Benson's Wildlife Blog
Guide Dog blogs
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One Medicine? Investigating Animal and Human Disease since 1850
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