• It offers knowledge about dog communication in a simple and understandable way through images.
• It helps us recognize signs of discomfort or joy in our four-legged friends.
• It encourages empathy and better communication with our dogs.

"Many years ago, a video fell into my hands in which I was training my dog, Boogie. I had watched it several times before, but that time I noticed that Boogie was yawning and licking his lips after I pulled his collar. In previous viewings, I was so focused on how well my dog responded to the 'Sit' command that I completely missed these signs.

Having just read Turid Rugaas's book On Talking Terms With Dogs, I noticed and realized that 'yawning' and 'lip licking' were signs of discomfort and that they were Boogie's reactions to the pressure of the collar on his neck. This was a realization that shook me, and since then I could not ignore these signs again.

I was determined to learn more about dog body language to become better towards him. I was surprised that this information was not more widely known, and I decided with my images to share what I was learning with other dog enthusiasts."

Lili Chin is a professional illustrator and author, known for her book "Doggie Language: A Dog Lover's Guide to Understanding Your Best Friend." Her popular cat language posters are used worldwide in veterinary clinics and animal welfare organizations. Lili Chin is the choice of many international organizations such as International Cat Care and the RSPCA for animal illustrations. She offers illustration services and personalized pet art through her online store, Doggiedrawings. She lives with two rescued cats.