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Pros

John bradshaw delves into the history of felines deeper than anybody! Bradshaw thinks the phoenician, who also liked cats, may have introduced them to britain.

The first few dozen pages recount the history of cats, particularly in egypt. The distribution of orange tabby mutations in europe reflects the viking invaders of a thousand years ago.

Cons

This book focuses on anecdotes and repetition of the same information, over and over again. The author describes cats as solitary living and then spends page after page about cats living in groups. In the end, the cat is still a mystery and this book ... Read More

Author argues that cats should neither be neutered nor kept indoors. He says that neutering cats sounds ludicrous, as do keeping them indoors. In an ideal world every owner would spay and neuter, however, i know better.

The style of this book presents the material in a frustratingly foggy manner. Bradshaw combines the worst flaws of an academic approach (the book is dull) with the worst of hallmark (rampant anthropomorphism) terrible book.

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Heard an interview with the author on this got the book amazing and fascinating info

I had no difficulty with the serious and scientific approach

A researcher and anthrozoolologist he leads the reader down the path of the cats evolution since its first associations with the human

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This product had a total of 739 reviews as of our last analysis date on May 13 2022.