Referencias

• Coren, Stanley (1995). The Intelligence of Dogs: A Guide To The Thoughts, Emotions, And Inner Lives Of Our Canine Companions. New York: Bantam Books.
•  Boxer, Sarah (5 de junio de 1994). «My Dog’s Smarter Than Your Dog». NewYork Times.
• Wade, Nicholas (3 de julio de 1994). «METHOD AND MADNESS; What Dogs Think». NewYork Times.
• Croke, Vicki (21 de abril de 1994). «Growling at the dog list». Tribune New Service (published in the Boston Globe).
• «Showing all editions for ‘The intelligence of dogs : a guide to the thoughts, emotions, and inner lives or our canine companions’». WorldCat. Consultado el 23 de octubre de 2011.
• Stanley Coren (July 15, 2009). «Canine Intelligence—Breed Does Matter».Psychology Today. Consultado el 2011-08-16.
• «LA». JAVMA 186:  pp. 1181–1185. 1985.
•  Hart, BL; Hart (1988). The Perfect Puppy. New York: Freeman.
• Stanley Coren. «Excerpted from «The Intelligence of Dogs»». Consultado el 2011-10-23.
•  Example: Perrin, Noel (April 10, 1994). «How Do Dogs Think?». Chicago Sun-Times.
•  Example: «Coren’s Canine List Has Owners Growling». April 30, 1994. Apr 30, 1994.
•  Example:Csányi, Vilmos (2000). If dogs could talk: Exploring the canine mind. New York: North Point Press.
• Example:Miklósi, Ádám (2009). Dog Behaviour, Evolution, and Cognition. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
• «Do domestic animals have minds and the ability to think? A provisional sample of opinions on the question.». Journal Of Animal Science 76 (8):  pp. 2072–2079. August 1998.
• Example: «Cephalic index and perceived dog trainability». Behavioural Processes 83(3):  pp. 355–358. November 2009.
• Coren, Stanley (2006). Why does my dog act that way? A complete guide to your dog’s personality. New York: Free Press.
• «Ranking of Dogs for Obedience/Working Intelligence by Breed».
• Coren1995