A Dog's Guide to Humans: Volume 1 (Fun Reads for Dog Lovers)

A Dog's Guide to Humans A lighthearted look at the human species from a dog's point of view. Bob the West Highland Terrier shares some tips and tricks on getting the best out of human beings, attempts to fathom some of their strange behaviour and imparts some of his wisdom on training and manipulation techniques. How well has YOUR dog trained you? Take the quiz at the end of the book to find out!

One of Karen's favourite sayings: 'Saving one dog will not change the world, but surely for that one dog, the world will change forever.' Over the years Karen has shared her life with 21 rescue dogs of various ages, disabilities and behavioural problems, and has devoted herself into helping them to live their best lives.

Karen Davison grew up in Bedfordshire, England. She has been an avid reader and a lover of animals since early childhood. The family's first dog, Scamp, started Karen's lifelong love of dogs.

Qualified in Advanced Canine Behaviour, Psychology and Training, she worked as a professional dog trainer and canine behaviourist for over 12 years. She went on to study Advanced Wolf Behaviour and Ecology and was lucky enough to spend time with wolves at the Wolf Conservation Trust in UK.

Karen is passionate about improving communication and strengthening the bond between owners and their dogs, and has shared her vast knowledge and experience in The Perfect Companion: Understanding, Training and Bonding with your Dog, and a breed specific book for Husky owners: Companion Huskies: Understanding, Training and Bonding with your Dog. On the lighter side she has published A Dog's Guide to Humans, A Dog's Guide to Cats and It Shouldn't Happen to a Dog Trainer.

After joining a local writers group, she has had both poetry and short stories chosen for publication. Karen is also working on her first fiction novel, which combines her love of writing, wolves and fantasy - Wolf Clan Rising.