Diary of a Barking Mad Dog Owner
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| Rating | : | 4.28 (990 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B06XY7HFVB |
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| Number of Pages | : | 346 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2018-01-22 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
WONT STOP LAUGHING Cali-kane If you own dogs you will love this book. It will make you feel better about your own dogs, your training trials - failures and successes, your frustrations, and the ultimate joy dogs bring.This book will keep you smiling, laughing, and shaking your head all the way through. An easy simple read, a journal of dog ownership. But not just any dog, the king of terriers. The Airedale.. this book could have been an account of my household and the joy of having Airedales in it Auntie Val Having had Airedales in my home for 21 years, this book could have been an account of my household and the joy of having Airedales in it. I laughed and cried my way through. I highly recommend this book for anyone that has, had, or is thinking of having an Airedale ( or more than one ) in their home.. A must read for dog lovers! Lori A. Walker This book is pure delight. Jackie McGuinne has a gift for describing the reasons life with a terrier is merrier, well if you can handle living with a dog who is probably smarter then you. It's evident Jackie is wise enough to outsmart two Airedales and a Wild Welsh Terrier. I was crushed when the story ended, I sure hope another book is being crafted by now.
Thus, you can imagine how mad I was when I arrived home from work on Friday, drove towards my gate, and saw this half-flat, spiky brown lump in the middle of the road."Arrrgggghhhh!" I shouted at it, "You stupid, stupid hedgehog!" I parked my car in the drive and stomped back up the road. The hilarious adventures of a dog lover extraordinaire. Due to his obsession with hedgehogs, Mr. Then a big smile spread across my face, and I looked around sheepishly, hoping that no one had witnessed or heard my outburst. I was still shaking my head and ranting, "How could you be so stupid? After my efforts to keep you safe all summer, you go and run out in front of a car in broad daylight." I reached the little spiky brown lump and stared at it as if I was hop