John Bradshaw is a biologist who founded and directs the world-renowned Anthrozoology Institute, based at the University of Bristol. He has been studying the behaviour of domestic dogs and their owners for over 25 years, and is the author of many scientific articles, research papers and reviews, which have not only shed new light on the dog's abilities and needs, but have also changed the way that dogs are understood and cared for all over the world.
A revelation - a major rethink about the way we understand our dogs
... there is no doubt about it - Professor John Bradshaw is a dog's
best friend
*Observer*
Every dog lover, dog owner or prospective dog buyer should read
this book. It will change how you feel about dogs and, likely
enough, how you treat them, too
*Sunday Times*
A must-read for dog lovers everywhere
*Independent*
Essential reading for anyone who wants to understand the
complicated psychology behind the growl, the rising hackles and the
wagging tail
*Daily Telegraph*
Scholarly yet passionate ... nothing less than a manifesto for a
new understanding of our canine friends ... fascinating
*Guardian*
A lovely and clear-headed book on all things dog-emotion, mind, and
breed. John Bradshaw's authority and experience are matched by the
thoughtfulness and humanity of his writing. Read this before you
bring a dog into your life.
*author of 'Inside of a Dog'*
[A] wonderful, reassuring, and encouraging book ... distinguishes
canine science from canine folklore
*Literary Review*
Truly fascinating ... rich in ideas and counter-ideas, and will
reward anyone who respects animals ... enlightening ... Bradshaw's
years of knowledge and his clear passion for dogs both shine
through
*The Sunday Business Post*
Authoritative, wise and, in its sharp appreciation of the cost of
dogs of living with us, rather moving
*Independent*
The most fantastic book ... required reading for dog lovers
everywhere
*Observer*
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