Canine Body Language: A Photographic Guide Interpreting the Native Language of the Domestic Dog
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- Amazon Sales Rank: #7295 in Books
- Published on: 2005-11
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 370 pages
Customer Reviews
Great educational tool
Very interesting! If you want to understand your dog better this is the book for you. I have been observing my dogs interact and am proud of their "native language skills". The book is easy to read and has a ton of pictures to easily convey the authors descriptions. She has a cute sense of humor and obviously loves her dogs very much, as I do! Now I can better understand them which makes us all happier.
lots of dog pics
fascinating book
Lots of great pictures showing detailed differences in dog body language.
Very helpful in understanding dogs
Learning Dog as a Second Language! What a wonderful gift to yourself and your dog.
I recommend this book for people who already know some dog language, those who don't but would like to, and perhaps most of all to people who are afraid of dogs. The text is well-enough written by someone who does not write as a profession--it comes through rather clearly that the author is an expert in her field. There are a few substitutions of jargon for definitions which prevented my full comprehension of what she was talking about, but the author has organized the book well and provided many good photographs, so that I understood what was meant. I have been fortunate to have intuitively grasped many of the "sentences" the author discusses, but I have never been able to pick up clues of when an encounter between dogs or between dogs and people is beginning to turn sour. I usually know in time to prevent wounds, but now I will be able to tell in time to prevent negative reactions from maturing into dangerous interactions. It's going to be fun to communicate explicitly with dogs; I'm going to have to practice practice practice before I get my new dog in a couple of years or so.





