Dogs and the secrets they hide. A legendary bestseller about the consciousness, behavior, and habits of our pets

Why do dogs of different sizes treat each other differently? What is the real essence of the phrase throwing the territory in the dog language? What does the pet do when the owner is not nearby? Elizabeth Marshall answers these and many other questions both as a scientist and as a dog breeder. The author relies on 30 years of life experience with home dogs, dingo and wolves and observations of them. This is not another pets care guide. This book is for those who want to hear a new opinion and find out the secrets of dog consciousness. These are touching stories about what happens to home dogs, if you allow them to live freely, and in whom they need more: in each other or in people.
The first circulation of the “Secret Life of Dogs” in 1993 abroad was 13,000 copies, and more than a million was printed in total. In the list of bestsellers New York Times, the book stayed for almost 10 months. She received enthusiastic reviews, and fascinated readers called on others as soon as possible to buy her. Elizabeth Marshall Thomas is an American writer. She published artistic and popular science books and articles on animal behavior, and her work transferred millions of people to the secret life of pets