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This post is all about zoophilia with dogs. What is it? Is it wrong? Is it illegal? Is there something wrong if I do this for free online but not in person, or vice versa. I've even got tips for how to find zoophilia with wolves if you're interested. There's also a warning at the end of the post because I don't want you to get in trouble, so please read that too!#N/A The introduction to your blog post must be at least 3 sentences long. You must have a minimum of 200 words for this tag, and there is a maximum of 2 tags per post. You can use any format you want in your blog post, but make sure it follows the formatting guidelines . For example: *This is a format. | * This is a format. **This is another format. Whatever you do, don't use ALL CAPS. It looks like you're shouting at people, which is not the best way to get your point across. If your post needs to be re-approved, you will receive an e-mail with the subject line of Rejected: Blog Post . Your blog post won't be deleted, but it won't appear until it's been approved. If you do not see this e-mail in your inbox, check your spam/junk mail folder, because it could have ended up there instead. Most people get their blog posts reviewed within 2 business days (M-F) . If you have any questions, please message a Mod. Please note: blog posts can take up to 24 hours to appear on the blog roll . All blog posts received before 12pm EDT will be approved.Have A Nice Day #N/A In 2013, the Cornell University Library's "The Vulnerability of Machine Learning" conference accepted a research paper from two of its students on "Can Dogs Understand Linguistic Gestures?" that discussed topics such as dogs' ability to speak or command through gestures, and that dogs could pick up on human language by watching us make body movements and facial expressions. The researchers, Erin M. Lane and Angela N. Ahearn, concluded that dogs could understand at least some aspects of human language, like body postures and facial expressions, and that they were able to behave in a way that mimicked the actions we do through gestures and facial expressions. Lane and Ahearn's paper can be accessed here: https://qmason.library.cornell. cfa1e77820
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