Kelpie Dog Complete Owner’s Manual is written by a dog whisperer named George Hoppendale and Asia Moore.

This book is quite informative as it gives advice on what questions to ask a breeder and to go elsewhere if the breeder is not ideal. Though to me these two authors had not given a good enough explanation to their readers for why dogs eat grass.

As there are three reasons and one is to clear out their digestive tract. Then reason two is because it’s a natural way for dogs to expel worms and three is to clean their teeth.

Play With Your Dog is written by Pat Miller who is a dog owner and a instructor who tells us why play is important to a dog. She also describes the different types of play behaviors dogs have. However, not everyone is comfortable about seeing dogs play.

Pat Miller then suggests a way to get over this fear is to video and watch dogs at play until it becomes acceptable.

The author even describes ways to break up dog fights if they occur and how to introduce a new dog to a multiple dog home. She also suggests ways to add play into training and lots of games to play.

This book called The Soul of The Wolf is written by Dr. Michael W Fox who lives in America and is a veterinarian who admits that he got wolves himself so that he could study behavior. Though he does not recommend that anyone should get them as a pet. Then why I decided to read this book is because: the Monks of New Skete advised that anyone that is interested in canine behavior should read books on wolves. Also, one of the things that Dr. Michael W. Fox explains is wolves that are or become leaders of their pack have a higher heart rate.

He also explains the different types of behaviors wolves display towards their own kind or to a dog. They also react differently to children and women when compared to how this wild or tame animal will react to men. Maybe this is because like the wolf men were once hunters, and women were once gatherers, and children are children.