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Tales of Two Species
Essays on Loving and Living with Dogs
Nominated in the 2009 DWAA (Dog Writer's Association of America) Awards for the best general interest book!
Curl up on the couch with your dog and savor this collection of essays about dogs and the people who love them.
You asked for it, and here it is: a collection of Patricia’s insightful essays originally published in Bark magazine. Addressing issues from genetics to communication, from dog training to temperament testing, Tales of Two Species is written for every dog lover who wants to expand their understanding of the behavior of people and dogs.
- Description:
Paperback
Publisher: Dogwise Publishing
Edition: 1st
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1929242611
ISBN-13: 978-1929242610
Product Dimensions: 8.4 x 5.5 x 0.5 inches - Author:
Patricia McConnell PhD - Publish date:
November 7, 2008 - Number of pages: 182
- What other dog experts say about Tales of Two Species
This book is a gift to those of us who want to understand dogs better, to communicate with them more clearly, and perhaps most importantly to helps dogs understand us! It's rare for someone with so much scientific knowledge to have her feet so solidly planted in the real lives of dogs.
Sue Sternberg, author of Great Dog Adoption and A Guide to the Inducive Retrieve
In Tales of Two Species, Patricia McConnell gives us a thoughtful and glowing picture of how the lives of dogs and people have become entwined. Some of the essays will make you laugh, others will bring a tear, but all will make you think more closely about your relationship with your dog.
Stanley Coren, author of The Modern Dog and Why Does My Dog Act That Way?
Plato, Socrates, Descartes, McConnell - those are the great philosophers. Truly no one in our time asks the questions McConnell does about why dogs act as they do. For anyone interested in going beyond dog training, to truly begin to understand how the canine mind ticks, this book is a must.
Steve Dale, My Pet World, Tribune Media Services; Pet Central, WGN Radio, Chicago; and nationally syndicated Steve Dale's Pet World