While the title of this book seems silly and I don't actually think dogs can understand English; this book is a testament to the evolutionary relationship that has been forged between humans and dogs and a dogs ability to read minute features of human body language and vocal intonation.
A collection of 50 short stories of extraordinary dogs as told by their owners. Some are more exciting than others, but if you like cute stories about dogs, you will like this. The author chimes in with her thoughts within the story, sometimes with what cues the dog might have actually been reading, sometimes with things that would have been more appropriate as a footnote (like who 'Lassie' was).
I appreciated the stories of Mitzy, the German Shepherd who protected children from snakes. I once had a dog alert me to a rattler, and I was very appreciative. I also enjoyed Chloe the Great Dane who could act as a babysitter.
Stories are appropriate for dog lovers of any age.
This Advanced Reading Copy was provided for free in return for an honest review.
A collection of 50 short stories of extraordinary dogs as told by their owners. Some are more exciting than others, but if you like cute stories about dogs, you will like this. The author chimes in with her thoughts within the story, sometimes with what cues the dog might have actually been reading, sometimes with things that would have been more appropriate as a footnote (like who 'Lassie' was).
I appreciated the stories of Mitzy, the German Shepherd who protected children from snakes. I once had a dog alert me to a rattler, and I was very appreciative. I also enjoyed Chloe the Great Dane who could act as a babysitter.
Stories are appropriate for dog lovers of any age.
This Advanced Reading Copy was provided for free in return for an honest review.
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