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Inside of a Dog
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- Narrated by: Karen White
- Length: 10 hrs and 25 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 03-22-16
- Language: English
- Publisher: Simon & Schuster Audio
Regular price: $22.67
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Publisher's Summary
From an animal behaviorist and dog enthusiast comes an adorable and informative guide to understanding how our canine friends see the world based on the number-one New York Times best-selling phenomenon Inside of a Dog - now adapted for a younger audience!
Have you ever wondered what your dogs are thinking? What they're feeling? Now you can finally know! The answers will surprise and delight you as scientist and dog owner Alexandra Horowitz explains how our four-legged friends perceive their daily worlds, each other, and that other quirky animal, the human.
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- Jesus
- Mercedes, TX, USA
- 07-11-16
A great insight to a dog 's life
A must read for every dog owner . you will never look at your dog the same way again
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- RB
- 04-13-16
Thought provoking, beautiful language
Love the scientific angle author uses to support the points she makes but also the evocative and loving description of her own dog. Really enjoyed this audiobook. Definitely changes the way one will look at a dog going forward!
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- MarlaP
- 02-16-18
very clinical with robotic narration
I struggled thru this book and I loooooove all dog books.
Not this one!!!
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- anita putney
- 03-27-16
great info
I loved the book. although a little overwhelming with the science sometimes, there was tons of great info and I look at my dog differently Anna written more understanding now.
8 of 9 people found this review helpful
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- Jason N.
- 07-03-18
Great book, but read too institutionally.
This is a fascinating book that gives insight into tue mind of a dog, but the narrator sounds like an instituinal video from 1980s high school.
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- Sarah W. Michels
- 07-02-18
Pleasant but uninformative
Nothing surprising or insightful but a pleasant read. I was expecting more but this is pretty standard.
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- ABeck
- 01-21-18
everyone who works with dogs should read this!
I have a service dog who is with me 24/7 she loves other dogs but doesn't like attention from strangers and so she ducks aeay behind me when a person comes up expecting to pet her. Often I get a response along the lines of "why is she so standoffish, doesn't like people." some people get offended. And I just tell them simply that she likes her personal space when it comes to other humans. she always has. I rescued her when she was three weeks old. bottle fed her. she's never been with anyone else and she's always been well cared for. dogs have autonomy just like we do. Horowitz explains this so very well in her book. I'm glad there are people who realize just how special dogs are for just being themselves. And how each one is unique. their biggest asset is not only in their ability to understand us, but in their relationship with us and how truly lucky we are to have such a genuine companion in dogs.
3 of 4 people found this review helpful
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- Drew Lackovic
- 12-03-17
not very informative
This book didn't have much to offer. I expected to learn more about dog psychology but little in it was really all that new. the book read more like a memorial to the author's dog than anything of major importance. also the narrator sounded like siri, which made the experience worse.
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- Jackie
- 03-21-17
Good story but monotone reader
The story was well written and the information provided was very interesting. However, the reader was a little too monotone and mellow in the reading making it difficult to stay focused on the book at times.
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- Desert Rick
- 02-06-17
If you know a dog then....
You need to read/listen to this book. The author is clearly a dog lover and her insights about how dogs function is wonderful. I took some lessons from this book and used them with my dogs. I have given a couple of copies of this book to other dog owners as a nice way to give them additional understanding of their constant and loyal companion. It is wonderful that the author reads for us. She is not broadway trained but her heart comes through.
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- Amazon Customer
- 01-03-18
A fascinating and balanced portrayal of the dog
Very enjoyable. Great science based listen for anyone even remotely interested in dogs. The science is portrayed in a highly accessible way, the writing is interesting, and all is enhanced by the narrator's performance. I particularly enjoyed the fact that the author doesn't just present and focus on the dry scientific facts, but also allows for the emotional consideration of the human-dog bond. I think it's a very good, balanced book.
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- A Genealogist
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What did you like most about Inside of a Dog?
This is an extremely interesting audio book. Really well narrated. It was surprisingly engaging and informative and promised to get me looking at my dogs differently. It succeeded in this. The book is intentionally quite amusing in places.
Any additional comments?
Any dog owner would benefit from this. It will help you get some understanding of why your dog behaves the way it does and give you some idea about how to influence it. It is not a training guide though
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- Mary Wesvin-tod
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