Publisher's Synopsis
Lessons Learned from Dogs
For Immediate Release November 2010 Take time to watch, look, listen and feel your dog. We spend so much time and effort and are dead-set to repeatedly teach our dogs new tricks. Instinctively canines have abilities that are superior to humans. If we are successful, our dogs will teach us valuable lessons of life. Canines deserve more credit for having the know-how to environmentalists and be adaptable to the surroundings. Sometimes a dog knows better than their masters. The author and contributors take humorous, humble, and realistic looks at the six senses of the domestic dog and record dozens of helpful hints and lessons we can learn directly from our pets. Lessons Learned from Dogs, by David Arthur Francis Dailey, compiles many interesting facts and reveals many "secrets" about behavior. He has owned almost a dozen dogs (also horses, cats, turtles, birds, fish, hermit crabs, alligators, rabbits, rodents) during the last fifty years. Because this book is written in a matter-of-fact way, it would be an easy read for adults and sixth graders alike. Lessons Learned from Dogs would make an excellent gift and reference book, too.
