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HOW DOGS THINK - WHAT THE WORLD LOOKS LIKE TO THEM AND WHY THEY ACT THE WAY THEY DO
by Stanley Coren (See other books by author)
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Publisher: Free Press
Edition: 2005 Paperback, 365 pages
ISBN: 0743222334
Item: DTB843
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Summary: A look at how dogs really think and feel, offers great advice for how their owners can comprehend them better. From the author of "Intelligence of Dogs" and "How to Speak Dog."
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A look at how dogs really think and feel, offers great advice for how their owners can comprehend them better. From the author of "Intelligence of Dogs" and "How to Speak Dog."
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Table Of Contents
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Preface, Page 1
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| Good book for owners and trainers alike, July 7, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Crystal Saling |
This is my favorite Stanley Coren book so far. It is extremely well researched and one of the only books that I have taken extra notes out of. I really enjoyed this one. Did you know that a dog can't differentiate between orange and beige? that yellow and blue are easily detected by dogs? That dogs hearing is much like our own and that their hearing loss also follows a pattern similar to humans?
I learned alot from this book- and at this point in my reading- that can be hard to acheive from a general training/dog fancier book. |
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| could be better, August 7, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Stephanie Wesloh |
| Entertaining reading, but not as thorough or advanced as trainers should read. Discusses a dog's senses (sight, hearing, etc.) and how dogs' 'see' the world. I would recommend other books, such as Patricia McConnell's Other End of the Leash instead. Or read both, but if you are only going to read one, get McConnell's. |
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| Bellies it's title, August 7, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Vicki B |
| I've read all of Coren's books and have learned something valuable from each of them. This book is no exception, good for the novice or advanced dog person/trainer. I agree with Kristina. |
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