Between Dog and Wolf

Dogs are dogs and wolves are wolves. Except when they aren't!
>You will learn:
How and why there are so many misconceptions about wolf behavior.
What evolutionary forces turned good social hunters (wolves) into animals whose key adaptation was to become good with people (dogs).
Which physical and behavioral characteristics displayed by an animal tend to indicate it's a dog vs. a wolf usually!
>Praise for Between Dog and Wolf
Well written, thoroughly researched and grounded in science, this book is a must-read for all shelter personnel, as well as anyone who wants a deeper insight into the often misunderstood animals known as wolfdogs.
>Intelligently written, good style, and based on an enlightened experience This could be the best dog/wolf book ever written.
>Animal shelters have to make triage decisions all the time with wolf dog hybrids which are usually deemed defacto too dangerous and euthanized unless they can be quickly placed with a qualified hybrid rescue. Addams and Miller provide a book which provides shelter workers the necessary background on behavior traits and guidelines so that decisions can be based on the behavior of the animals in front of them rather than on a questionable label that merely refers to their supposed ancestry. This book gives shelters tools to make humane decisions about animals turned in as wolf dog hybrids.
>Jessica Addams and Andrew Miller have nearly twenty years of collective work at Wolf Park, a non-profit education and research facility in Battle Ground, Indiana. Both started as visitors, moved up to long-term internships, and eventually became full-time staff. Besides working with wolves, they have always been involved with animals and the study of animal behavior. Their degrees are in biology and wildlife science. Jessica and Andrew own and train their own dogs and other pets, and read