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The Domestic Dog: Its Evolution, Behaviour and Interactions with People Book

Title: Domestic Dog Binding: Paperback Author: Serpell, James Publisher: CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESSRead More

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  • Blackwell

    This unique book seeks to expose the real dog beneath the popular stereotypes. Its purpose is to provide a comprehensive, state-of-the-art account of the domestic dog's natural history and behaviour based on scientific and scholarly evidence...

  • ASDA

    A scientific analysis of dogs their behaviour and their relationships with humans.

  • Book Description

    This unique book provides a comprehensive, state-of-the-art account of the domestic dog's natural history and behaviour based on scientific and scholarly evidence rather than hearsay. Anyone with a serious interest in Canis familiaris, its evolution, behaviour, and its place in our society will find The Domestic Dog an indispensable and fascinating resource.

  • Product Description

    Dogs occupy a special position in human society. They were probably the first animal species to become domesticated, but their relationship with humans has always been ambivalent. Dogs form strong attachments to humans, even in the face of rejection and punishment, voluntarily allying themselves to us as faithful companions, uncomplaining child-substitutes, enduring workers, and excellent hunters and guards. Yet they are also reviled as vicious killers, unclean scavengers and outcasts. In this book, the many facets of dog behavior are set in the context of the dog's place in our society. Based on firm scientific research, the book dispells many myths and stereotypes about our canine friends, and it will be the definitive reference work on dog behavior for many years to come. Dog-lovers with an interest in understanding how and why dogs behave as they do will find this fascinating reading.

  • 0521425379
  • 9780521425377
  • 21 September 1995
  • Cambridge University Press
  • Paperback (Book)
  • 284
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