Stanley Coren - Animal Communication: How to Speak Dog

Since the time of Darwin scientists have been trying to understand how animals communicate. Today, psychologists know enough about this process so that it can be applied to allow you to understand the language of your pet dog, or even your pet cat (who speaks a somewhat different dialect). Stanley Coren is a psychology professor and neuropsychological researcher who has become best known to the general public for a series of books regarding the intelligence, mental abilities and history of dogs. Through television shows and media coverage that has been broadcast in Canada and the United States as well as overseas, he has become popular with dog owners, while continuing research and instruction in psychology at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, British Columbia.

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[astrophil79]

It's a good talk. But we need to see the projected displays too.

[Billy Bunter]

One dislike.Did Cesar Millan watch this?.

[hipnosapista]

Yay! We started to see the pics!

[hipnosapista]

Aw come on! The pictures are important here! :(

[Adipatus]

Why are you surprised there is talk of "dominant" dogs?

What is your alternative view on the matter of dominance?

[kateamericana]

Is his shortness of breath distracting anyone else

[Carla Wilton]

That was great ~

[thisfuckinsucks1]

BLACK AND WHITE ARENT FLAVOURS BUT WE KNOW WHAT YOU MEANT

[ottawak9school]

I'm surprised we are still talking about the 'dominant" this and the 'dominant' that.

[djquiz6425]

Its funny how in the intro it says, 'since the time of Darwin..' like no one thought about these things before him! hahaha

[jurtly]

its obvious this guy is a SCIENTIST and does not need to entertain you with pictures and video. Everything i've heard so far is correct and you're obviously ignorant for thinking anything you haven't tested yourself. No dog is a HUMAN. We are human. NOTHING else is...

[jelo0001]

The belief that dogs are trying to dominate people is just so old! This belief is the beginning of many situations of abuse towards the dog and it's really sad to watch. If you start seeing your dog as a team mate I promise you will get a happier and more obidient dog.