This is CBS, I Am The World, I'm John Bachelor with Jessica Pearson Mark Backhoff.

A dog's world is their new presentation of imaginess of thought experiment, imagining

the lives of dogs and world without humans.

So we've gone through the home dogs, the free-ranging dogs and the feral dogs.

We've made the transition.

We're now in a world where there's no memory, first generation, second generation, third

generation of human beings, homo sapiens.

The dogs are impact behavior, then they've found a style that suits them in the niche where

they live, desert to forests, to high latitudes low, and we're dealing with some truths that

we can imagine for the future.

And Jessica, one of the things that I was most impressed by is that there is no future

dog.

There is a universal dog.

We've talked about its characteristics, but I'm keen on its psychology on what it would

imagine the world to be.

Does it see itself as a, as a, as top of the food chain, these dogs hunting in packs?

Because my observation is that wolves are in their environment, certainly dominant.

Will dogs in the future see themselves as dominant, Jessica?

That's a good question.

I'm not sure.

I think it could go either way.

I think my intuitive answer to your question is dogs are just going to see themselves as

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