Leonard (Stanley) Coren is a psychologist and professor emeritus known for his work on canine behavior and the human-animal bond. He has written many books such as The Intelligence of Dogs, How Dogs Think, and The Modern Dog. Here are some notable quotes attributed to him:
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Leonard Coren Quotes
- “Dogs’ lives are too short. Their only fault, really.”
– Often attributed to Coren in paraphrased forms; variations of this quote express the sentiment that dogs’ short lives are their greatest tragedy. - “Dogs have the remarkable ability to adapt to humans, but humans need to learn to adapt to dogs.”
- “Dogs are not our whole life, but they make our lives whole.”
– While often misattributed to Roger Caras, Coren uses and expands on this sentiment in his writings. - “The average dog is a nicer person than the average person.”
– A line popularized by Andy Rooney, but referenced by Coren when discussing the emotional intelligence of dogs. - “Intelligence in dogs is not just about obedience. It includes problem-solving, adaptive thinking, and social understanding.”
- “When we measure a dog’s intelligence, we must remember that they may be measuring ours as well.”
- “Breed differences in intelligence are real—but every dog can learn, and every dog has its own strengths.”
If you’re looking for quotes from a specific book by Leonard Coren, feel free to name the title and I can pull quotes from it specifically.
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