£28.96
Title: Durov and His Performing Animals
Author: Emmanuel Dvinsky
Publisher : Foreign Languages Publishing House Moscow
Publication: Undated c1960’s
Format: Hardback
Condition: Covers are good with light bumping to corners and scuffing to edges. Pages are clean and mark free apart from last page which has two small marks. Wonderful black and white photographic illustrations throughout.
Book measures: 23cm x 17cm with 127 pages
1 in stock
“Durov and His Performing Animals” by Emmanuel Dvinsky explores the captivating world of Vladimir Durov, a pioneering animal trainer in late 19th and early 20th century Russia. Unlike traditional circus methods, Durov emphasized understanding and respecting his animal performers, fostering a bond built on kindness. This book delves into his innovative training techniques, showcasing how he achieved remarkable feats with dogs, pigs, and even a hippopotamus. Readers discover the unique philosophy behind Durov’s “animal psychology,” highlighting his dedication to ethical treatment and the extraordinary intelligence of his furry and scaly co-stars. This historical account offers a fascinating glimpse into a revolutionary approach to animal performance, making it a must-read for animal lovers and history enthusiasts alike.
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