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Dogs are constantly communicating with their masters and fellow creatures. A look, a pose, a movement of the ears or their entire beings express their feelings. Get to know your dog better through 50 detailed poses. They will be useful to you on a daily basis but also when training your dog.

71 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 30, 2013

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Aude Yvanès

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Profile Image for Montzalee Wittmann.
5,194 reviews2,337 followers
May 23, 2020
Good art, use spell checker!

Understanding Dog Language by Aude Yvanes has good line art in it. To go with the art is a description of the scene/dog language. There is about a paragraph an illustration but unfortunately there is so many spelling mistakes. Practically every page. There is not that many pages and only a paragraph or less a page, you would think it wouldn't be that difficult.
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200 reviews17 followers
March 5, 2021
I’ll let you judge for yourself whether you want to waste your time reading this book by supplying you with some ridiculous quotes directly from the book below.

Be warned - there are adds sprinkled in the book for your enjoyment - one encourages you to get a sample of “the lemon miracle.”

The author consistently refers to the dog’s human as his “master”. I am not my dog’s master; my dog is my non-human companion. The only thing appreciated about this book was that the author did not refer to the dog as “it”.

“Praise him each time he comes back but above all don't tell him off if he doesn't come to you.”

“When it's towards a female, the raised tail means he wants to seduce her.”

“If you notice this behaviour when you're telling him off, lower your voice.”

“You can quickly see his ears lower when you punish your companion for being naughty.”
Profile Image for Katlynn Phelps.
Author 4 books35 followers
February 15, 2023
I think if you have 0 knowledge of dogs, know nothing and have spent no time around a dog, you would already know 70% of this book. Harshly, I’m glad it was a free book. I think there were 2 sentences I highlighted. One about the hyper visualization reaction and second was relative to the teeth chattering reaction, this out of 74 pages. It’s a good book to flip through and guess before you read it what that body language means but it lacks detail and other potential meanings.
2 reviews
June 24, 2020
It is nice to know others things I could teach my dog but it would be better if they have other books for female dogs that one was all male and I could barely learn anything from my dog.

I wrote I 4 star review because now I know more about dogs but not girl dogs and yes they are bothered different boy and girl dogs are different.
Profile Image for Linda Elliott.
1,542 reviews9 followers
January 27, 2021
Really Not using spellcheck?

Thank God this was a free book, if I would’ve had to pay it I would’ve not been a happy camper here. The drawings were horrible a elementary school student could do better. Instead of HE’ LL they spelled out the word so evidently they didn’t use spellcheck. I recommend not to buy this book.
644 reviews
January 28, 2021
A quick read that is full of worth-while information aimed at broad audience.
First time dog owner, an old hand with a new dog in a bred you've not previously dealt with.
Most intriguing to me is the style. I wish I'd had this several years ago when I was accompanying my youngest grandkids down the "we want a dog" trail and struggling with the responsibilities that come along with ownership.
89 reviews1 follower
November 7, 2021
Pretty basic for an old timer

The book is easy to understand and recognize the behaviors being described. There needs to be some proof reading done bc there are a lot of "hell" instead of he'll in the descriptions. A few places where there's a missing word or incomplete spelling.
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1 review5 followers
August 1, 2019
This book was great. It has a lot of different tips and tricks to teach your dog. You can get it in audio and it's free i recommend getting the book

The book was good it has a lot of tips and tricks for you dog i recommend this book get it today
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122 reviews
October 14, 2021
Very helpful book to understanding dogs. I had Kloe in mind as I know that as she tries to communicate with me.

I would recommend this book to others. I think my grandkids would enjoy it. It had many interesting topics to read about.
29 reviews
December 19, 2018
Was a relatively good read. The pictures were really helpful.

I would recommend this book to anyone who has not had a dog in a while as kind of a refresher course.
1 review
May 21, 2020
It is good

I love this book it helped me with my dog get grand and play fetch and more I would recommend this book to other people
1 review
June 7, 2020
Cool

I like it
Because it is very nice to learn more about dogs and how they act! Thank you all!
Profile Image for Jettiep Parrish.
285 reviews
January 28, 2021
Might help a first time dog owner

Not a book I would recommend to someone who has had dogs for any length of time. If you have never had a dog it might help a bit.
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5 reviews
February 5, 2021
Simplistic,

The book is simplistic but does the job for the new dog owner. The book is definitely a worth while resource, so read and legs review.
Profile Image for Michael Grenier.
33 reviews
June 17, 2021
A complete waste of time. I don't think that this book was edited. Spelling was bad.
The title is misleading - I imagined a book with an in-depth comprehensive look at the topic.
1 review
June 22, 2021
Understanding Dogs

This is a very good book for people that are not around dog a lot. To get to know them
2 reviews
July 28, 2021
My Lerning of My Friend

In a very simple way to understand my loving pet this book was of a great value to me. Thanks.
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1,114 reviews7 followers
August 16, 2021
Most of this information is obvious just from being around dogs. It might be useful for people who haven’t spent much time with dogs.
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1,356 reviews26 followers
October 25, 2021
A freebie ebook.

The price was right. But I did not really learn much that I had not already figured out on my own. You can read it about as quickly as you can turn the pages.

Have a GoodReads.
12 reviews
July 1, 2022
Waste of time

Very little of this book is helpful. The typos make it hard to take seriously. The information is mostly anecdotal.
Profile Image for Kassie Edwards.
2 reviews
September 11, 2022
Moderate

It was a good book. Only bad thing is the author can't spell he'll and won't. But it's still a good book.
Profile Image for Susan Molloy.
Author 149 books87 followers
November 26, 2018
Good Dog!

Lots of good and useful information here in the short guide on how to interpret dogs’ body language. 🛑 There were a lot of misspelled words, though, throughout this book.
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