Stanley Coren, Author . Free Press $26 (274p) ISBN 978-1-4165-9368-3
Coren's insights into dog-human interaction in such books as Why Does My Dog Act That Way?
and How to Speak Dog
have attracted large numbers of devoted readers who will delight in this collection of shorter essays on “our relationships...
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Stanley Coren, Free Press, $24 (320p) ISBN 978-1-439-18920-7
Coren (Why Does My Dog Act That Way?) shares the often amusing and always instructive stories of life with Flint, his oversized Cairn terrier. For the author, a trained researcher and psychologist, the preternaturally heroic and intelligent Flint,...
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Stanley Coren, Author Vintage Books USA $15.95 (336p) ISBN 978-0-679-74468-9
An interesting but confusing exegesis, this book is full of bad news for southpaws, who will find that they are more prone to a diversity of ailments. (July)
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Stanley Coren, Author Free Press $22.95 (271p) ISBN 978-0-02-906683-6
This carefully reasoned, historically minded volume examines human thinking about dogs as much as it speculates about the cognitive abilities of dogs themselves. Coren, a psychologist, dog trainer and lifelong dog devote, makes no bones about his...
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Stanley Coren, Author Bantam Books $15.95 (288p) ISBN 978-0-553-37452-0
Psychologist and trainer Coren studies the psychological makeup of dogs in an attempt to answer many questions about canine emotions and intelligence. (Apr.)
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Stanley Coren, Author Free Press $25 (288p) ISBN 978-0-7432-7706-8
Psychologist and dog expert Coren (Why do Dogs Have Wet Noses?, The Intelligence of Dogs) returns with another insightful, fascinating look at everyone's best friend in this primer on the canine psyche. Drawing on a rich body of research, Coren...
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Stanley Coren, Author Free Press $26 (368p) ISBN 978-0-7432-2232-7
Friendly, authoritative and firmly grounded in scientific evidence, Coren's survey of canine biology and psychology will give readers a new appreciation of humankind's best animal friend. A psychologist and dog expert, Coren has an amused sort of...
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Stanley Coren. Norton, $23.95 (160p) ISBN 978-0-393-07348-5
The latest entry in Coren’s popular series of dog books organizes a career’s worth of knowledge concerning man’s best friend into an uneven but enjoyable collection, complete with lively illustrations. Despite his academic background, behavioral...
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Stanley Coren, Author, Stanley Coran, Author Free Press $24 (320p) ISBN 978-0-684-83901-1
Charles Darwin so loved his little West Highland white terrier, Coren reports, that he often wrote of his dog adventures around the house. Yet, the same man so loathed a big hound he had been given (he called it ""graceless, noisy and drooling"")...
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Stanley Coren, Author, Andy Bartlett, Illustrator . Free Press $25 (322p) ISBN 978-0-7432-2228-0
Spiced with wit and mellowed with charm, Coren's anecdote-laden survey of canine-human interspecies history is a solid read. From stories about the diminutive 18th-century intellectual poet Alexander Pope and his protective Great Dane, Bounce,...
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