Dogs Have the Strangest Friends: (And Other True Stories of Animal Feelings)

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Explore the profound emotional depth of animals through this collection of heartwarming and awe-inspiring true stories. Witness remarkable real-life accounts, from the mother cat who braved roaring flames to rescue her kittens, to the parrot who instinctively says "I'm sorry" at precisely the right moment.

Each compelling tale offers powerful evidence that animals experience emotions strikingly similar to our own. Through documented acts of bravery, love, sorrow, and empathy, these stories challenge the long-held notion that complex human emotions are unique. Instead, they reveal the deep connections, empathy, and surprising intelligence thriving within the animal kingdom.

Perfect for animal lovers and anyone curious about the inner lives of our furry, feathered, and scaled companions, this book unveils the rich emotional world of the creatures who share our planet. Prepare to be moved and gain a newfound appreciation for the animals around us.
Explore the profound emotional depth of animals through this collection of heartwarming and awe-inspiring true stories. Witness remarkable real-life accounts, from the mother cat who braved roaring flames to rescue her kittens, to the parrot who instinctively says "I'm sorry" at precisely the rig...

About the author

Masson has had at least four lives: first as a boy raised to become a "spiritual leader" (see his denunciation of such a life in My Father's Guru). While in the middle of his disillusion, he became a professor of Sanskrit at the University of Toronto. At the same time he trained to become a Freudian analyst. Upon graduation he became Projects Director of the Freud Archives, and was scheduled to move into Freud's house in London when fate intervened: Masson found documents which seemed to show that Freud was right in believing that many women had been sexually abused as children, and that he was wrong to give up this belief, perhaps impelled by societal displeasure at his discoveries. Saying this publicly turned Masson into a psychoanalytic pariah, and he gave up both his professorship and his analytic career to delve into the far more fascinating world of animal emotions. Two of his books, WHEN ELEPHANTS WEEP and DOGS NEVER LIE ABOUT LOVE, were New York Times best-sellers. He lived on a beach in New Zealand with his two sons, Ilan and Manu, and his German wife, Leila, a pediatrician who works with children on the autistic spectrum (using the bio-medical approach), Benjy, a golden lab, and three cats for 14 years. They moved to Europe (Malaga and Berlin) and are now living in Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia. They often travel to the States to see their grandchild, and Europe to see Leila's family.
Masson has had at least four lives: first as a boy raised to become a "spiritual leader" (see his denunciation of such a life in My Father's Guru). While in the middle of his disillusion, he became a professor of Sanskrit at the University of Toronto. At the same time he trained to become a Freud...

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