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Dog anatomy, breeding, breeds, equipment, health, law, monuments, organizations, related professions and professionals, shows and showing, sports, training and behavior, types, working dogs. Dogs in popular culture, famous dogs, fictional dogs, films. The dog is a canine mammal of the Order Carnivora. Dogs were first domesticated from wolves at least 12,000 years ago but perhaps as long as 150,000 years ago based on recent genetic fossil evidence and DNA evidence. In this time, the dog has developed into hundreds of breeds with a great degree of variation. This guide details the dog anatomy, breeding, breeds, equipment, health, law, monuments, organizations, related professions and professionals, shows and showing, dog sports, training and behavior, dog types, working dogs, as well as dogs in popular culture, famous dogs, fictional dogs, films about dogs, dogs as pets, and many other related aspects.
*New York Times bestseller* From the humans that brought you BarkBox (and BarkPost and BarkShop) finally comes Dogs and Their People. Finally, Bark & Co. has tapped the humans at BarkPost, the company's publishing arm, to put into words and photographs the first official BarkBook, capturing the depth, spirit, and power of the extraordinary bond between humans and their pups. Mostly community-sourced and filled with never-before-told anecdotes, stories, photos, and intimate insights, Dogs and Their People spotlights over 200 unique and remarkable dogs. Some are celebri-dogs while others are just making their debut; some will make your heart ache, while others will make it soar; and others simply look really dapper in color. All bring to life and celebrate the crazy, consuming, insatiable love we feel for the World's Ultimate Best Friend in a book that is the perfect gift for Dog Lovers everywhere..
This collection contains compositions for which no composer is named and compositions by: Abt; Auber; Balfe, M.W.; Barrows; Bellini; de Beriot, C.W.; Bliss P.P., the elder; Bradbury; Bruce, M.; Converse; Cooper G.; Doane, G.W.; Donizetti; Dun, F.; Dwight, T.; Dykes; Eckert; Esser; Evans, J.M.; Ewing; Faber, F.N.; Flotow; Franc, G.; Geibel; Glover, C.W.; Glover, S.; von Gluck; Gould, J.E.; Hall, W.B.; Havergal, W.H.; Haydn, F.J.; Haydn, J.M.; Herold, F.; Lindsay, M.; Lover, S.; Lyte, E.O.; Mason, L.; Matz; Molloy, J.L.; Monk, W.H.; Moore, T.; Mozart; Muloch, Miss D.M.; Nägeli; Nairne, Lady; Normino; Offenbach; Phillips, P.; de Pinna, J.; Rimbult, E.F.; Root; Rossini; Rouget de Lisle; Schumann, R.; Sherwin; Silcher; Stevenson; Stockhausen; Taubert; Unseld; Wagner, R.; Wallace, W.V.; Webbe; von Weber; Weimar; Werner; Wesley, C.; Wilhelm, C.; Woodbury; Wrighton; Zundel.
Dogs know when we are feeling down. They love it when we are happy and seeking friendship and fun, and they understand when we are feeling sad and desperate. This book presents a series of real-life tales of the positive effects dogs have had on people at the end of their lives, chronicling the visits by two therapy dogs, Woody and Katie, to patients in a south Florida hospice facility. Through twenty-one stories, infused with humor amidst the sadness, Michelle Rivera, an experienced animal therapist, explores the many ways in which animals can ease human suffering. Her book begins with the deeply personal story of her own mother Katherine's illness and dying appeal to have the company of a dog, and proceeds to tell the stories of patients young and old who the author was inspired to visit with her "hospice hounds." As well as demonstrating many of the techniques of animal therapy, Rivera argues powerfully that not allowing pets in health care facilities is a counterproductive policy that deprives patients of comfort at the time they need it most. Some of the stories were previously published in Hospice Hounds (2001), but the author has substantially expanded her introduction and added an invaluable final section that gives practical tips on training and certifying your dog to be a therapy animal.
The threat of terrorism and biological warfare become all too real in this riveting thriller when the danger comes from a family's most cherished pets. Tessa Sanderson, ex-FBI agent, has moved to a sleepy Maryland town to escape her tragic past. When the town's beloved dogs begin viciously attacking pet owners, federalaCDC agents determine that the dogs are carrying a mutated flu affecting the aggression center of their brains, for which their is no knownacure. Tessa offers to help round up and quarantine the dogs, even though some unconvinced locals are preparing to protect their pets by any means necessary. But she has another reason for getting involved?someone has been sending her threatening emails in Arabic claiming responsibility for the virus, and Tessa is resolved to go deep undercover to expose this deadly conspiracy.aCombining hard science with thoughtful narrative, this chilling tale of science fiction explores the complex relationships between dogs and their owners."
Dive into the enchanting realm of dogs with "Beyond the Leash: Exploring the World of Dogs." This book delves deep into the profound bond between humans and their canine companions, tracing the historical journey from their wild origins to their place in our hearts today. Explore the diverse communication methods of dogs, understand their social structures, and marvel at their sensory capabilities. With chapters dedicated to the roles dogs play in different cultures, the impact they have on our health, and their portrayal in media, this book is an all-encompassing guide for dog lovers. It also addresses the challenges of modern dog ownership, the philosophy behind dog training, and the importance of advocacy and welfare. "Beyond the Leash" is a tribute to our four-legged friends who teach us about joy, love, and living in the moment, as it envisions the future of this timeless human-dog relationship.
In the bestselling tradition of Inside of a Dog and Marley & Me, a smart, illuminating, and entertaining read on why the dog-human relationship is unique--and possibly even "spiritual." Dr. Andrew Root's search for the canine soul began the day his eight-year-old son led the family in a moving Christian ritual at the burial service for Kirby, their beloved black lab. In the coming weeks, Root found himself wondering: What was this thing we'd experienced with this animal? Why did the loss hurt so poignantly? Why did his son's act seem so right in its sacramental feel? In The Grace of Dogs, Root draws on biology, history, theology, cognitive ethology (the study of animal minds), and paleontology to trace how in our mutual evolution, humans and dogs have so often helped each other to become more fully ourselves. Root explores questions like: Do dogs have souls? Is it accurate to say that dogs "love" us? What do psychology and physiology say about why we react to dogs in the way that we do? The Grace of Dogs paints a vivid picture of how, beyond sentimentality, the dog-human connection can legitimately be described as "spiritual"--as existing not for the sake of gain, but for the unselfish desire to be with and for the other, and to remind us that we are persons worthy of love and able to share love. In this book for any parent whose kids have asked if they'll see Fido in Heaven, or who has looked their beloved dog in the face and wondered what's going on in there, Dr. Root delivers an illuminating and heartfelt read that will change how we understand man's best friend.