Dear Dogwise Customer,

Many of you were likely glued to your TV set last Sunday for the PBS special Dogs That Changed the World, part of their Nature series. If you didn't catch it, you are in luck in that there is another installment set for this coming Sunday evening April 29th and there is a lot of information posted about the series on the PBS web site. Click here for more details.

The first installment focused on how dogs evolved from wolves, the leading theory now being that this happened only 15,000 years ago because of because of the daily interactions between wolves and humans as people began to live in permanent settlements. Raymond Coppinger, author of Dogs: A New Understanding of Canine Origin, Behavior, and Evolution (which has been a Dogwise top seller for many years) was interviewed extensively on the program and is a leading proponent of this new theory. The second installment set to air on April 29 will trace the incredible diversity of domestic dog breeds that have evolved though the use of selective breeding. Geneticist Peter Savolainen's research will be featured - Peter contributed an article in the recently published The Dog and Its Genome which we carry.

If this show inspires you to want to read even more, some additional relevant titles we carry include:

The Domestic Dog edited by James Serpell
Dog Language by Roger Abrantes
Dog Language Seminar DVD by Roger Abrantes
Dog's Mind by Bruce Fogle

Thanks from all of us at Dogwise.

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