
Chris Norris
Chris Norris is a writer, reporter, author, and longtime companion to West Highland terrier Gus, recently departed but intensely loved. He has written for The New Yorker, New York Magazine, The New York Times Magazine, Rolling Stone, GQ, Details, and NPR’s “All Things Considered,” and is the co-author of Tao of Wu. He lives in New York City with his wife and ten year old son.
UC Berkeley
Recent Kinship articles by Chris Norris
Top 10 Easiest Dogs to Train
Spoiler: it’s not about the breed. But these pups are pretty brainy
Hair of the Dog: Breeds With High-Maintenance ’Dos
From shaggy Sheepdogs to curly Cocker Spaniels, a groomer lists 10 breeds that need the most upkeep
8 Reasons to Take Your Dog to Work
From reducing stress to improving morale, pet-friendly offices are where it’s at
Cats, Dogs and Drag Queens – Through the Lens of Gerrard Gethings
The photographer talks about his Border Terrier assistant, the likeness of people and their pets, and going behind the scenes with drag queens
How to Get a Head Start on Your Pet’s Health
Spot lumps, limps, and lethargy early on.
Does the Dog Die?
Save yourself the heartache and check this awesomely to-the-point site before pressing play.
Please Be Nice To Your Vet
Veterinarians love their jobs, but it’s not all puppy kisses and kitten purrs.
Flying with An Emotional Support Animal
Are ESA alpacas and peacocks mocking people with real disorders? A service-dog owner and flight attendant get real.