A brilliant history of how we came to know our best friends better – the trials and tribulations, the highs and lows. Jules Howard reveals how we came to know dogs better and how that's helped us understand ourselves.

Professor Alice Roberts, biological anthropologist, broadcaster and author of 'Ancestors'

Full of insight and brilliantly researched, Wonderdog is a delightful read and a fascinating look at how much more there is to learn from man's best friend.

Kate MacDougall, author of 'London's No. 1 Dog Walking Agency'

The book about dogs I never knew I needed, full of answers to questions I never thought to ask. A fascinating and eye-opening read for anyone that has ever loved a dog.

Dr Jess French, veterinarian, zoologist, broadcaster and author of 'Puppy Talk'

With Wonderdog, Jules Howard explores the highs and the lows of science's sometimes troubled relationship with the domesticated wolf with which we share our homes and lives. With his characteristic lightness of touch, Howard takes us on journey of discovery that will leave no dog lover unmoved and no dog hater unconverted. A splendid, entertaining and hugely informative read!

Professor Adam Hart, scientist, broadcaster and author of 'Unfit for Purpose'

Turning wolves into dogs took knowledge, insight and a few cheeky treats along the way. This book contains all three and is the perfect companion to any dog lover.

Professor Ben Garrod, evolutionary biologist, primatologist and broadcaster

Howard does a masterful job blending the latest science with doses of common sense as he covers what we know and still need to know to give dogs the best lives possible. Wonderdog is a must-read.

Marc Bekoff, University of Colorado, author of 'Canine Confidential: Why Dogs Do What They Do'