Man Meets Dog by Konrad Lorenz

In "Man Meets Dog," the author explores the deep bond between humans and dogs, tracing the origins and development of this unique relationship. Through a combination of personal anecdotes and scientific insights, the book delves into various aspects of canine behavior, psychology, and the evolutionary factors that have shaped the human-dog partnership. The author, an eminent ethologist, uses his observations of his own dogs to illustrate broader themes about communication, affection, and the instinctual basis of domestication, offering readers a thoughtful reflection on why dogs hold such a special place in human society.

The 3669th greatest book of all time


Published
1949
Nationality
German
Type
Nonfiction
Pages
150-200
Words
Unknown
Original Language
German

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