Dogs: Wolf, Myth, Hero, Friend

Evolution and Diversity

Canine Communication

Form and Function

Research and Conservation

Your Job

Dogs Helping People

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Canine Communication


A talking dog?

You know that dogs don't talk -- at least not the way that people talk. But dogs do communicate with each other. They use facial expressions, body language, and vocalizations like barks and growls to let each other know what they are feeling.

Choose a topic below to find out more about canine communication.


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This exhibit and national tour of Dogs: Wolf, Myth, Hero & Friend is made possible by PEDIGREE® Brand Food for Dogs.
The exhibit is also supported by a generous grant from the National Science Foundation.
Additional support for the Los Angeles presentation is provided by The Brotman Foundation of California.

Page updated: 6 May, 2004