“Don’t Call Me Choochie Pooh!” is a fun children’s book about a little dog whose owner has creative nicknames for her dog, such as “Oopsie Boopsie Choochie Pooh” and “Ickle Pickle Woof Woof.” The dog is so embarrassed by these names. Although he is small,...
Dog owners need patience, consistency, and optimism. As an ordinary person, with an average amount of each, I needed help training my 5 year-old German Shepard mix Roxy to walk well on a leash. I found the help I needed in "The Thinking Dog: Crossover to...
Pulitzer Prize winner and beloved poet, Mary Oliver, gives us a collection of poems that warms the heart and celebrates dogs and nature. Ms. Oliver shows her appreciation of all dogs, and especially the dogs that have shared her life. She ponders how dogs provide...
