Publisher Description
What is it like to be a puppy? What's going on in their minds? In this adaptation for young readers, Alexandra Horowitz answers those questions all kids have--and more!
Few people get to meet their dogs on the dog’s actual first birthday. Most of us missed the day our puppy opened her eyes, the first sweet sounds she made, or watching her learn to walk, bark, and play with her siblings. But the dog scientist Alexandra Horowitz got to. She met a litter of newborn pups, and traces their journey through their first year of life.
In this adaptation for young readers, follow along as one of the litter, Quiddity, grows from a sweet potato-sized puppy who can’t lift her head to a member of Horowitz’s family. Equal parts scientific and adventurous, Alexandra Horowitz’s delightful study of her own puppy’s developing personality is an enticing read that will answer every question a reader could have during a puppy’s first year.
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Readers interested in a dog’s world and how humans and dogs communicate will find a wealth of information here. A focused and earnest guide for young dog lovers." Kirkus Reviews
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About Alexandra Horowitz
Alexandra Horowitz is the author of the bestselling Inside
of a Dog: What Dogs See, Smell, and Know. She teaches psychology, animal
behavior, and canine cognition at Barnard College, Columbia University. In New
York City, she walks with her husband, the writer Ammon Shea, her son, and two
large, non-heeling dogs.