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Inside of a Dog: What Dogs See, Smell, and Know Feelings and assesses the current shiftAuthor: Alexandra Horowitz Condition: Very good Paperback 238 pages Horowitz takes readers on a journey into the sensory and cognitive world of dogs, painting a vivid picture of what life might feel like from a dogs perspective. Imagine being able to smell every piece of food in a home, detect sadness in a person, or even sense the passage of time through scent. What does it mean for a small dog to play confidently with a Great Dane, to hear the hum