Anbieter: Blue Mountain Collectibles, LLC, Front Royal, VA, USA
Softcover. Zustand: New.
Hardcover. Zustand: New. Do dogs know when an earthquake will strike? Do they have their own favorite television shows? Can they predict medical emergencies? How many of them actually attend dog school -- and how many of them flunk? Most important, do dogs have their own philosophy of life?Dogs first took their place at the heels of their favorite humans more than 14,000 years ago -- and have been man's best friend ever since. But many dog owners wonder what really goes through the minds of their favorite hounds. The truth is, dogs think, dream, experience emotions, and sense danger -- sometimes even better than we do.What Do Dogs Know? is filled with heartwarming anecdotes and fascinating observations about all breeds of dogs -revealing some of the amazing, and often surprising, things they think. With original artwork and scores of quirky facts, it is a must-have for anyone with a special dog in life -- as well as their the perfect gift for dog lovers everywhere.
Anbieter: SZ Global, Toronto, ON, Kanada
Hardcover. Zustand: New. 'For years, even scientists mistakenly believed that dogs were simply domesticated wolves. But recent discoveries have demonstrated that dogs are actually much more complex than their wild cousins--their ability to adapt to a man-made world is far more flexible, and their personalities are far more diverse. Using findings from scientific experiments by dog breeders and the domestication of foxes and wolves, Coren re-creates the story of how dogs evolved into the myriad forms and breeds we love today. With specific information on which breeds were bred to become more dominant, affectionate, cooperative, or even dangerous, this practical, surprising book can help you to select a new companion or simply to understand your old friend better. Coren also presents a simple, fun test you can administer to your own dog to get a detailed picture of his personality. You, too, can train your pet to become a friendly, calm, confident, 'bomb-proof' dog.--From publisher description.'--From source other than the Library of Congress.