What Every Beagle Thinks about Aside from How Things Smell (Blank Inside/Novelty Book): A Professor's Guide on Training Your Beagle Dog or Puppy - Paperback

by Leroy Delger (Author)

This is a novelty book and is BLANK inside.

Find out inside exactly what every Beagle thinks about aside from how things smell ...

With the nose of a detective, the Beagle is a hound so skilled at smelling that many are gainfully employed to sniff for security, customs and police work. The Beagle breed has had its heritage carefully maintained to strengthen this olfactory skill, so that much - but not all - of its doggy grey matter is now focused on smell identification.

Though the world's most famous Beagle, the comic character Snoopy, apparently thinks about complicated life matters while lying on his kennel roof, to date, decades of research has identified real Beagles thinking about little more than the subtle difference between the waft of kibble and the aroma of a fresh bone.

Now, with advances in brain technology and the skills of specialised canine interviewers, we are beginning to know much more about the Beagle's thoughts, with exciting discoveries emerging that show us Beagles are not only interested in following the stink of roadkill and the trace of another dog five thousand kilometres away.

In this world-first body of research Professor Leroy Delger reveals the secrets of the Beagle brain: what keeps the Beagle emotionally satisfied aside from long-unwashed gym socks? And what does the breed think about in those three second gaps between sniffs?

In this book we uncover what, besides smell, the Beagle has its mind on. Communicating with your Beagle will never be a problem again after reading the penetrating insights and pointed anecdotes in this book.

Do not delay...... What Every Beagle thinks about Apart from How Things Smell is recognised as one of the most influential dog books ever written. It is a must for any owner, breeder, trainer or lover of Beagles. Look inside and discover the shockingly accurate truth.