Elinor K. Karlsson

You know, I have good friends who are somebody you should think about having on, actually, that if you're interested in dog behavior and what we've learned about domestic dogs, I know you have a dog, and it's very exciting.

Elinor Karlsson is at the Broad Institute and at UMass, and she's done a lot of work with wolfdog hybrids and then also with domestic dogs and trying to map genes to behavior and all these things, and basically showed that breed stereotypes are just not real, uh, that you really can't map genes to behavior, except for Chihuahuas.

They're just terrible.

I'm just kidding.