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SUMMARY:"What Is Enrichment?  Dogs\, Humans\, and Meaning" with Margret Gr
 ebowicz
DESCRIPTION:Studies show that dogs make life better. What does this mean fo
 r the everyday practices of dog owners? In this critique of the pet enric
 hment industry\, Margret Grebowicz explores social life\, work\, and food\
 , mapping the ways that dogs help humans develop better models for living.
  But this doesn't mean that everyone should adopt a dog. On the contrary: 
 creating enriching environments for dogs\, she argues\, begins with creati
 ng them for humans.\nMargret Grebowicz's most recent book is Rescue Me: On
  Dogs and Their Humans (University of Minnesota Press\, 2022). Her writin
 gs have appeared in the Atlantic\, the New Yorker\, and the New Republic. 
 She is Visiting Assistant Professor at Hampshire College and Associate Pro
 fessor of Humanities at University of Silesia\, Poland.\n\n
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