Minding Dogs: Humans, Canine Companions, and a New Philosophy of Cognitive Science

Overview:
A philosophical work examining canine cognition and the human–dog relationship through the lens of contemporary cognitive science. It argues for understanding dog minds through embodied, social interaction. Research on dog cognition is analyzed critically. It contributes to theoretical discussions of animal minds.

Key Topics Covered:

• Embodied and enactive cognition
• Dog social cognition
• Human–dog interaction
• Critique of cognitive research methods
• Implications for understanding animal minds

Target Audience:
Philosophy and Cognitive Science Scholars, Animal Behaviorists