
Decode Your Dog
A Funny Crash Course in Dog Communication, Behavior and Emotional Blackmail
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Narrated by:
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Virtual Voice
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By:
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Ogie D.

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Virtual voice is computer-generated narration for audiobooks.
About this listen
This isn’t your average dog training manual. It’s part comedy, part psychology, and 100% relatable. With wit, wisdom, and just the right amount of dog hair, this book explores everything from canine communication and emotional drama to learned helplessness and late-night zoomies. You’ll learn how to “speak Doglish,” become your dog’s favorite narrator, and finally figure out what your pup thinks of the vacuum cleaner (spoiler: it’s evil).
Perfect for dog lovers, new puppy parents, and anyone who's ever had a conversation with a creature who eats socks for fun.
Inside, you'll discover:
- Why your dog thinks squirrels are personal threats to national security
- The art of belly rub negotiation
- Emotional manipulation tactics (used by dogs, obviously)
- Why your dog doesn’t “understand English,” but still judges you anyway
- How to stop feeling guilty when you leave for work (yes, the sad eyes are fake... mostly)
Warning: Contains mild language, emotional manipulation, and an unhealthy amount of love for dogs.
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