Do I have a dog, no. Do I love this beautiful, charming, funny dog book? Yes!
Robin
Excellent information on everything you need to know about adopting a rescue dog; from shelter life to positive training and rehabilitation. Pat Miller breaks down myths from facts and provides clarity and understanding so you know exactly what to do and when. Invaluable.
Susannah
The joys and benefits of the horse-human relationship have long been espoused, but here, natural horseman Hayes goes a step further into the scientific and clinical reasons behind the success of therapeutic horsemanship programs. Wounded Warriors, autistic youth, those who have suffered domestic abuse are some of those who have been emotionally transformed by relationships with horses. Fascinating reading which should turn any skeptic into a lifelong horse lover, I hope.
Susannah
This is the book I wrote for you
Instead of sniffing trees and posts and butts or eating litter
Too busy to chase the cat and chew
The leg of your new coffee table - so good
I wrote this book to show my love for you When you were out the house
I put my time to use and hope
My poetry and book sales will earn me Lots of bacon.
Momo the Disco Corgi
Can you imagine a better combination; dogs, and E.B. White’s writings about them? Essays from Harper’s Magazine and The New Yorker, poems, and personal letters make up this delightful collection. Each piece contains White’s gentle humor, distinctive style and his unquestioning love of dogs.
Robin
A mixture of compassion and essential information, The Last Walk is for anyone who has ever had to deal with the heart wrenching decisions that come at the end of a beloved pet's life. Jessica Pierce tells the story of the last year of her faithful dog Ody, and bravely confronts the moral, practical, and emotional issues that pet owners face as their animals decline. A customer recommended this book to me as one of the best she had ever read about pets at the end of their lives. When I finished it we both agreed that this book is beautifully written and incredibly sad but, most importantly, it is extremely consoling, and invaluable for anyone who has ever loved a pet.
Megan
