David Ian Howe

My name is David Ian Howe. He, him.

My name is David Ian Howe. He, him.

My name is David Ian Howe. He, him.

Yeah, it's exciting. It's definitely an ology. I guess technically ethnocynology falls under umbrella of anthropology to me. But I was just so into dogs and I did a whole bunch of research and all my term papers were on dogs. And I was looking to see like, is there a specific study of dogs in human context?

Yeah, it's exciting. It's definitely an ology. I guess technically ethnocynology falls under umbrella of anthropology to me. But I was just so into dogs and I did a whole bunch of research and all my term papers were on dogs. And I was looking to see like, is there a specific study of dogs in human context?

Yeah, it's exciting. It's definitely an ology. I guess technically ethnocynology falls under umbrella of anthropology to me. But I was just so into dogs and I did a whole bunch of research and all my term papers were on dogs. And I was looking to see like, is there a specific study of dogs in human context?

So it's not like something you can major in, but it technically is the Greek word for what I'm talking about.

So it's not like something you can major in, but it technically is the Greek word for what I'm talking about.

So it's not like something you can major in, but it technically is the Greek word for what I'm talking about.

Yeah. I went to school for hunter-gatherer archaeology, and I studied stone tools mainly as my thesis. And I wanted to go get my PhD for this specifically, but there's no school that has a specific... We studied dog archaeology program, you know, and that's difficult.

Yeah. I went to school for hunter-gatherer archaeology, and I studied stone tools mainly as my thesis. And I wanted to go get my PhD for this specifically, but there's no school that has a specific... We studied dog archaeology program, you know, and that's difficult.

Yeah. I went to school for hunter-gatherer archaeology, and I studied stone tools mainly as my thesis. And I wanted to go get my PhD for this specifically, but there's no school that has a specific... We studied dog archaeology program, you know, and that's difficult.

Constantly.

Constantly.

Constantly.

Yeah. Or like, where do you teach? How do I be a student? And I was like, I don't, but I will say Dr. Angela Perry is a archeologist and she does a lot of this dog archeology and she's like a wizard with that and can do all the genetic aspects and a lot of stuff that she publishes is like kind of what people would like want to read.

Yeah. Or like, where do you teach? How do I be a student? And I was like, I don't, but I will say Dr. Angela Perry is a archeologist and she does a lot of this dog archeology and she's like a wizard with that and can do all the genetic aspects and a lot of stuff that she publishes is like kind of what people would like want to read.

Yeah. Or like, where do you teach? How do I be a student? And I was like, I don't, but I will say Dr. Angela Perry is a archeologist and she does a lot of this dog archeology and she's like a wizard with that and can do all the genetic aspects and a lot of stuff that she publishes is like kind of what people would like want to read.

All of my term papers in those classes were focused on dogs. But doing that, looking for dogs that live around humans, you can also study all of those subjects equally with dogs. And just I found so much information. It was overwhelming.

All of my term papers in those classes were focused on dogs. But doing that, looking for dogs that live around humans, you can also study all of those subjects equally with dogs. And just I found so much information. It was overwhelming.