Your Dog Is Your Mirror: The Emotional Capacity of Our Dogs and Ourselves Free Audiobook Download by Kevin Behan

We have been taught as humans that our mirror is not just a reflective surface, but one which holds wisdom and guidance. We cannot exist without it. Dogs can't live without their owners either, and Kevin Behan's book The Emotional Capacity of Our Dogs and Ourselves explores how we are all mirrors for each other. This audiobook examines the emotional bond between human and dog, but also delves into how dogs can be our mirrors for teaching us about ourselves as well. This is a fascinating journey into understanding our emotional capacity with an animal who understands us better than we understand ourselves.

Your Dog Is Your Mirror is a powerful and emotional audiobook which will surely leave you with tears in your eyes. From their captivating storyline to the thought provoking lessons it teaches, this book is not one to miss.

This audiobook is a great listen if you're interested in learning about the effects of emotions on our dogs and vice versa. Patrick Lawlor, narrator and co-author, shares personal stories from his time spent with dogs to back up his theories on how the emotional state of humans influences their behavior.

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"The power of dogs is not found in any specific behavior, appearance or genetic line — it resides instead in the nature of their relationship with us. In other words, our canine companions are a mirror for our emotions."

"Dogs are masters of emotional intelligence, unlike us," Behan says. "Dogs can be happy, sad, angry, frustrated, which we cannot." This is because dogs communicate with their bodies in a way that humans never do. Dogs don't need to think about what they want to say; they simply express themselves through behaviors and body language. For example, a dog might start licking his lips when he wants food. This signifies that he's hungry.