How Smart Is Your Dog: 30 Fun Science Activities With Your Pet
No. of pages 96
Published: 2005
Reviews
Great for age 11-18 years
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Winner of the Dog Writers Association of America
Best Children s Book 2003 !
From its irresistible cover photograph to its concluding ideas for directing a love of dogs into a lifetime career, this is an appealing, user-friendly book, buttressed by plenty of scientific fact. "Booklist"
Fun, enlightened fare for inquisitive dog owners. "School Library Journal "
Get to know your best friend better by entering the world of canine senses. With this fun mix of activities, play, and science, kids can find out more about how dogs see, hear, smell, taste, and touch differently from humans, and how a dog s life and aging process differ from ours. You even learn to read your dog s mind brain function, intelligence, memory, and more. The most fun part is the experiments to test your dog s health, reflexes, vision, and sense of smell; or even trace its behavior back to the wolves that are its ancestors. "A Selection of Scholastic Book Clubs."
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Best Children s Book 2003 !
From its irresistible cover photograph to its concluding ideas for directing a love of dogs into a lifetime career, this is an appealing, user-friendly book, buttressed by plenty of scientific fact. "Booklist"
Fun, enlightened fare for inquisitive dog owners. "School Library Journal "
Get to know your best friend better by entering the world of canine senses. With this fun mix of activities, play, and science, kids can find out more about how dogs see, hear, smell, taste, and touch differently from humans, and how a dog s life and aging process differ from ours. You even learn to read your dog s mind brain function, intelligence, memory, and more. The most fun part is the experiments to test your dog s health, reflexes, vision, and sense of smell; or even trace its behavior back to the wolves that are its ancestors. "A Selection of Scholastic Book Clubs."
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This book is aimed at children in secondary school.
There are 96 pages in this book. This book was published 2005 by Sterling Juvenile .