Dialogues with Dogs: Why Dogs Behave the Way They Do

by Bruce Fogle, Gray Jolliffe (Illustrator)

The key to training your dog to become a well-behaved companion for life is learning how to communicate with him—and to do that, you first have to understand your dog’s mind. In Dialogues with Dogs , animal behaviorist Bruce Fogle examines every aspect of your dog’s psyche. Armed with this knowledge, you can learn to communicate with your dog—and to help him to become an obedient, lovable friend.

Genres: Nonfiction

224 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2004

Reviews

[Anne Haslam]

This book intrigued me so I decided to give it a go. I think this book would be really helpful for someone getting a puppy for the first time. However, for someone who already has a dog and has grown up with dogs a lot of the information in the book I was already aware of. Don’t get me wrong there was the odd interesting part but it didn’t grip me.

Overall, I’d say it’s a nice short book for someone wanting to get a puppy.

[Mihai Rosca]

Pretty good book if you want to dive into the world of dogs. It's not too fluffy, not too technical and it doesn't amass a huge amount of detail to trouble your reading.
Just what the doctor ordered for some light reading by dog lovers.

[Abi]

I love this author

[Bryony]

Very interesting. evan as a cat person I enjoyed this.