Cat Sense

Name: Cat Sense: How the New Feline Science Can Make You by John Bradshaw
Author: John Bradshaw
ISBN: 0465064965

by John Bradshaw

4/5

An anthrozoologist examines the evolutionary history and behavioral science of domestic cats to help owners better understand their pets.

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ISBN0465064965

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John Bradshaw

1 book reviewed · 4 avg

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A rigorously researched and intellectually honest look at cat behavior, evolution, and the science of domestication. Essential reading for curious cat owners, though its measured tone and occasional repetitiveness keep it just short of essential.

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