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About Giving A Pet To An Older Person
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Finally, a fictional dog who is a real dog! Anyone who has ever loved a dog needs to read this wise, touching, often hilarious book. Bailey, the narrator, tells the absolute dog truth about how intuitive your dog is, how profoundly your dog loves you (and how very much they love to roll in road kill, and how puzzled they are that you don't love it, too). Most importantly, this book allows the reader to intimately experience a genuine dog's eye view of the bond between dogs and humans, and how nothing, not even death, can ever end that bond..more
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We searched everywhere and could not find a review of this book. The title seem right. If you find it, let us know what it's about in the comment section at the bottom of this page. There are a few used ones for sale....more>> |
A very short book with advice on how to give a pet as a gift.. .more |
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New Lives: Stories of Rescued Dogs Helping, Healing and Giving Hope
The compelling, real-life rescue stories contained within NEW LIVES will lift you up, make you laugh, make you cry, but most importantly, its heartwarming tales will encourage people to make rescue their first choice. --Connie Wilson, publisher, Modern Dog Magazine More>> |
Saved: Rescued Animals and the Lives They Transform
The world is full of starving, abused animals. It is also full of people who need a loving friend. How these two worlds come together and the positive changes rescued animals have made to the people who open their hearts to them are the focus of this genuinely heart-warming collection of stories. As the author says, what rescued animals do best is forgive and provide love. More>> |
Anthony Panico's wife knew the only way to remedy her husband's depression was to find him another dog and she did so with Honey Bun, a two-month old yellow Labrador. Honey Bun became Goldie's "replacement" and, for the past ten years, Panico and his pet have been constant companions-one an "old man" of 80, the other a nine-year old dog, sharing day-to-day activities, growing older together and finding an unbreakable bond that sustains them both to this day. More>> |
