In this fascinating book, Alexandra Horowitz explores the world from the perspective of man’s best friend. By interweaving the science of dog cognition and perception with personal reflections on her own dog’s behavior, Horowitz discovers such things as whether dogs are able to smell sadness in humans and why some dogs relentlessly pursue bicycles or balls. Inside of a Dog gives anyone who lives with, deals with, or admires dogs a nuanced interpretation of their behavior and an appreciation of their canine minds. It turns out that “dogs know us better than we know them.” (Publishers’ Weekly)