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Made for Each Other: The Biology of the Human-Animal Bond
Made for Each Other The Biology of the HumanAnimal Bond
Author: Meg Daley Olmert
Why does nothing turn a baby?s head more quickly from nursing or playing than a passing dog or cat? How did a wolf pup taken into an Ice Age cave learn to keep coming back? Why do skittish herd animals like horses form such devoted bonds with riders that a twitch of the rein can send them into battle or fire? Made for Each Other is the fi...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780306817366
ISBN-10: 0306817365
Publication Date: 2/2/2009
Pages: 320
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Publisher: Da Capo Press
Book Type: Hardcover
Members Wishing: 6
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I am an animal lover, have been around them most of my life -- cats, dogs, horses --and have found, during the rare periods when I didn't have at least one of the above, that my life was curiously empty and sort of gray. And now, I understand why. This is a compelling account of the history of animal/human interdependence, gracefully written, with lots of insights into both sides of the equation. Olmert writes very clearly, with plenty of detail, but is not forbiddingly technical. Lots and lots of insights, great stories -- just a wonderful book! It's a keeper!!


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