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The Other End of the Leash shares a revolutionary new perspective on our relationship with dogs, focusing on our behavior in comparison with that of dogs. An applied animal behaviorist and dog trainer with more than 20 years of experience, Dr. Patricia McConnell looks at humans as just another interesting species, and muses about why we behave the way we do around our dogs, how dogs might interpret our behavior, and how to interact with our dogs in ways that bring out the best in them.

In this funny, lovely, moving memoir, Danielle Steel tells the story of how she met a dog the size of a mouse with a personality that could light up an entire room. From Minnie's arrival at home in San Francisco to clothes-shopping jaunts in Paris, her adventures provide the perfect backdrop for a heartfelt look at the magic that dogs bring to our lives and how they become part of the family.

Hundefitness: Artgerechte, alltagstaugliche und motivierende Trainings-Ideen für topfitte Vierbeiner bis ins hohe Alter. Ihr Hund ist eine treue Seele, allerdings auch eine faule? Er liegt gerne auf dem Sofa und bevorzugt gemütliche Spazierrunden? Womöglich schleppt er auch schon das eine oder andere Extrapfund mit sich herum oder leidet sogar an leichten Schmerzen? Dann schnappen Sie sich diesen Ratgeber und bringen Sie Ihren Vierbeiner (wieder) in Topform! Ein Hund gehört heutzutage ganz selbstverständlich zur Familie.

Rusty Williams shares the ups and downs, but most importantly, the love, of fostering dogs to save them from euthanasia in this tell-all account. Laugh with him, cry with him, but most of all, learn the true gift of love and a new life as he details the sacrifices, the gut-wrenching, and the moments that made everything worthwhile. If you’ve ever considered fostering, this book will help you learn if you have what it takes. If you love dogs or are in need of inspiration to make positive change in the world, then this is your must-listen story of the year.

Basándonos en información científica, sabemos que los perros son capaces de percibir movimientos a velocidades mucho mayor que lo que nuestro ojo humano puede percibir, por lo tanto, ¿Habrá cosas que ellos puedan ver, escuchar o sentir y nosotros no?