Six Books for Animal Lovers

Our latest book about our new discoveries about the puppy mind. We hope what we’ve found helps improve the bond between puppies and their human parents, and gives new puppy parents the confidence that they can raise a great dog

The book on dog cognition that started it all. Horowitz is a masterful storyteller and communicator of science. As close to being inside the mind of a dog as you will get.

A lesser known work of the late, great primatologist, Frans de Waal, but a hugely influential work not just for me, but many researchers of primates and primate cognition.

A surprising memoir by a cognitive neuroscientist who becomes well known for his MRI studies on dogs, who moves to the country during the pandemic and raises cows. For anyone who saw City Slickers and fell in love with the baby cow - a startling glimpse into their minds.

By one of the great conservation biologists, Carl Safina. A surprise encounter with a hatchling becomes a beautiful relationship between an owl and perhaps one of the most qualified humans to understand them.

A tribute to a country that we have come to love, and a cousin we should know better. Bonobos are our closest living relatives and are the most endangered great ape. Three intertwining stories of the bonobos, our early engagement and marriage, and the political history of Congo.