Heather Dunphy
Hardcover | Pages: 174 pages Rating: 3.79 | 139 Users | 22 Reviews
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| ISBN: | 085762315X (ISBN13: 9780857623157) |
| Edition Language: | English |
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Cats are trainable, although many felines – smartly, some would say – are not interested in being trained. Dogs want to please us and are dependent on the approval of others. As pack animals, they are geared towards working for the betterment of the group.
Cats, on the other hand, have no need to please anyone but themselves. As inherently solitary animals, their instinct is to do what is best for them, and not a group.
This really can sometimes make dogs appear smarter, as they seem to understand what is expected of them more readily, when the reality is that cats don’t care what is expected of them, and as independent creatures don’t need validation from others.
That is not lack of brainpower, it is simply independence.
Mention About Books Secret Language of Cats
| Title | : | Secret Language of Cats |
| Author | : | Heather Dunphy |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 174 pages |
| Published | : | March 1st 2011 by New Burlington Books (first published February 25th 2011) |
| Categories | : | Animals. Cats. Nonfiction. Science |
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Ratings: 3.79 From 139 Users | 22 ReviewsArticle About Books Secret Language of Cats
Cats are trainable, although many felines smartly, some would say are not interested in being trained. Dogs want to please us and are dependent on the approval of others. As pack animals, they are geared towards working for the betterment of the group.Cats, on the other hand, have no need to please anyone but themselves. As inherently solitary animals, their instinct is to do what is best for them, and not a group.This really can sometimes make dogs appear smarter, as they seem to understandIt had some interesting information about cat behavior.
I learned a bunch of interesting information about cats to help me with my felines at home. Some of the information was repeated but still useful.
Cats are trainable, although many felines smartly, some would say are not interested in being trained. Dogs want to please us and are dependent on the approval of others. As pack animals, they are geared towards working for the betterment of the group.Cats, on the other hand, have no need to please anyone but themselves. As inherently solitary animals, their instinct is to do what is best for them, and not a group.This really can sometimes make dogs appear smarter, as they seem to understand
While cat fans may have encountered a lot of the content of this book before, it has enough interesting bits to keep a reader engaged. I would recommend this book to cat owners, and would be cat owners, who want to understand their fuzzy friends a bit better.
I'm fluent in cat now. This skill is going straight to my resume.
Brilliant book!. Aboslutely interesting information on why your cat does what he does. I loved it!!. Easy to read, easy to understand. All cat lovers/people with feline pets should read this book! :).
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