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Sto caricando le informazioni... Catspeak:: How to Communicate with Cats by Learning Their Secret Languagedi Bash Dibra
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Iscriviti per consentire a LibraryThing di scoprire se ti piacerà questo libro. Attualmente non vi sono conversazioni su questo libro. Cat Speak had all the worst qualities of a really bad self-help book, presenting advice that was either common sense dressed up in pseudo-science or which sounded good, but wasn't. The author begins by talking about how famous he is for his work with dogs, but he's really always loved cats too (honest!). The self-aggrandizement was pretty annoying and read more like an ad than a passage by a cat lover. Things only got worse from there, starting with some gimmicky lists such as "The Seven Instinctive Feline Behaviors" and the "Six Special Feline Abilities and Idiosyncrasies". The advice for understanding your cats mood was mostly of the obvious type - at least, no one in my family has ever had trouble telling when our cat is angry, sad, or hungry without someone to explain what different ear angles mean. If a cat wants you to understand how it's feeling, they're pretty good at letting you know. Where the book really went wrong was when it tried to give scientific explanations for cat behavior. One mistake they made is referring to cats as nocturnal, when they are actually crepuscular (awake at dawn and dusk). While this might seem nit-picky and unimportant, as someone about to adopt a cat it would be nice to know that they might (like my cat Maggie) be really wild as you're going to bed and want lots of attention in the morning - but not all night. In a lot of cases, I just felt like the author was trying to do too much in too little space. He went into just enough detail to get it wrong and not enough detail to explain cat behavior accurately. nessuna recensione | aggiungi una recensione
What does that meow really mean? A twitching tail. A plaintive mew. A reproachful stare. A poking paw. Your cat is communicating with you all the time-and by learning how to decode those secret messages, you can: ? Stop house soiling, hyperactivity, plant chewing, and other problem behaviors ? Teach your cat to sit, stay-and even shake hands ? Recognize health concerns sooner and make trips to the vet easier ? Understand the unique dialects of different breeds ? And more! From acclaimed animal behaviorist and trainer Bash Dibra, this book will help you keep your cat healthy, happy, and well-behaved-and start some very interesting "conversations." Also includes an eligibility test for the Cat Fanciers' Association Feline Good Citizen Award Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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I didn't learn all I expected to from this book on cat behaviour but I liked that the little chirping sounds my cat makes to me are the sounds a mother cat makes to her kittens and she is treating me as such. Hmmmm.