We've shared our lives with dogs for thousands of years, but they
still
act in ways that baffle us. To help us understand them better,
Dr.
Stanley Coren, the undisputed expert on dog behavior,
intelligence, and
training, tells the story of how dogs evolved over time into the
myriad
forms and breeds we love today. Not simply domesticated wolves,
dogs are
actually much more complex than wild canines; their ability to
adapt to a
man-made world is far more flexible, their personalities far
more diverse.
Fascinating findings reveal which breeds were bred to become
more dominant,
affectionate, cooperative, or even dangerous. This practical,
surprising
book also presents -- for the first time -- the "Dog Behavior
Inventory,"
a simple, fun test based on the personality-profiling
questionnaires used
in human psychological studies that you can administer to your
own dog to
get a detailed picture of his personality and how he compares to
other
members of his breed. Then, using the findings of the U.S.
Army's once-
classified studies of "Superdogs," you can train your pet to
become a
real-life equivalent of Lassie and Rin Tin Tin -- a dog who is
not
disturbed, angered, or frightened by anything.
Filled with the entertaining anecdotes and scientific data that
Dr.
Coren's avid followers have come to expect and enjoy, this
uniquely
complete guide to dog psychology can help you to select a new
companion
and to understand and communicate better with your old
friend.
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