3 comments about Dog Book.

1. Also available in a hardcover edition (0974627909 $18.50), Dog Book by animal welfare advocate Emily Weinstein is the story of her having adopted a new dog from the local animal shelter who proved to be companionable, protective, perceptive, active, and fun to be with. Dog Book reveals how desperate is the need for canine foster homes, and the necessity of making a life-time commitment to canine adoptees (all to often puppies are return to shelters because they are not house-trained, prove to be inconvenient, chew things up, etc.); and shaving an adopted dog spayed or neutered. Wonderfully illustrated throughout by Emily Weinstein's artwork, Dog Book is one of those titles that should be a part of every community library's Pets & Wildlife collections.



2. Dog Lovers gotta love this book. Weinstein captures dogs and their masters in masterful style. Her stories are poignant, moving and sometimes humorous. Her paintings are masterful. This book should be in the waiting room of every vet in the nation. Buy one for your favorite Dog Doc today. P.S. It is a shame there is no image available of the cover of this one.



3. ... I have to smile myself. And nobody smiles better than a loving dog, like the blonde Lab mix on the cover of this book. For those who don't know Emily Weinstein's work, check out Moon Book and Cat Book, too. Those who do know her work will love this collection of dogs and stories, with art work from simple pet portraits to pets and owners to Impressionistic paintings, as well as some graphite drawings. The stories are specific, while the paintings are timeless works that will appeal to all dog lovers.

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1 comments about Dogmania: Amazing But True Canine Tales.

1. Dogmania, written by ALlan Zullo and Mara Bovsun is just wonderful. You will laugh, you will cry, but mostly, you'll want to hug your dog! A must read for dog lovers.

5 comments about Pigs and Other Stories.

1. Jeanie's book is helpful to those who want to know what to do if they are thinking of raising pigs. She tells you how and what they have learned, through trial & error of raising their pigs. What works for them, how to build the pig house, fences, etc. That along with her humerous stories of just simply living on a farm and the experiences you tend to have, makes the book fun. It isn't just a book about pigs, it's a book about living a farm type life. Jeanie's personality, character and wit, come through in her writing.



2. I really like the stories about all that can and will happen on a farm. You can not predict from day to day what adventures are coming your way. Good book.



3. This is a Great book and is very well written for a starting author. It has many funny and informitive stories. Good book and a great addition to any farm library.



4. This is a great book. The stories in it are very enjoyable and I found it entertaining as well. The pictures help bring the storys to life for you to be a part of this wonderful family. The information about the farm life was interesting even though I am not a farmer. I recommend this book to people that just want a nice enjoyable book to read..NO sex or murder in this one. Yahhhh!!



5. LOVED THIS BOOK, I TOO AM A BEGINING FARMER AND CAN RELATE TO ALL HER EXSPERIENCES. A WHOLESOME DOWN TO EARTH BOOK, LOOK FORWARD TO HER NEXT BOOK TO LEARN ALONG WITH HER AND HER FAMILY.
   US CITY FOLKS NEED ALL THE HELP WE CAN GET WHEN WE TRY TO MOVE TO THE COUNTRY AND START A FARM.
   NICK BAKER

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2 comments about Memoirs of a Pet Therapist.

1. Warren Eckstein and Denise Madden, both self-proclaimed animal lovers have outdone themselves in composing their new book.

   It is a personal, funny, sad, and loving look at Warren's colorful life. He is unlike other celebrity dog trainers. He is progressive in the way that he approaches animals and way ahead of his time in his attitudes toward animals.

   This book captivates his love of animals, his experiences both as a child growing up in New York's Long Island and as an adult training celebrities' animals.

   Warren's autobiography is entertaining and delightful. His love of animals and animal welfare comes accross very clearly. He is definitely not like his colleagues who talk the talk, but don't walk the walk.

   I hope that you will enjoy the book as much as I did and think of giving it as a gift for that animal lover in your family.




2. It has been a lot of fun going down memory lane with Warren and to hear all his tales about the famous and infamous people and their pets that he met in his travels. How nice and thoughtful of Warren to share these very personal and poignant moments with his readers and fans. Whenever I read a book written by Warren I feel as though I am having a personal chat with him over a cup of coffee or a bottle of Schlitz ! While reading this wonderful book I have caught myself laughing out loud and I have also been saddened and brought to tears. This has been a true education for me as with all his books and I really appreciate all the hard work and love Warren and Fay, and now Warren and Denise have gone through to help God's creatures. In reading the book I feel this is a tribute to Fay and a healing for Warren. A wonderful tribute to Fay and all her hard work on behalf of the animals and her love for Warren. Yes, the circle certainly from his wonderful parents who gave us this wonderful and caring man work to Fay and now to Denise.