The German Shepherd Dog ranks #3 in dog registrations by the American Kennel Club (AKC) and is a family-friendly working dog known for his versatility. Learn all about this popular and playful breed that can herd a flock of sheep, guard a home, lead the blind, or just be a wonderful family companion. DogLife: Lifelong Care for Your Dog™ is the first dog breed book series to discuss each aspect of a dog's life chronologically in three different parts--puppy, adult, senior--to better target key information as it applies to each age group. Each book contains expertly written, breed-specific text on key dog care topics, as well as a free 60-minute training DVD and coupons worth $20.

German Shepherd Dog (Doglife)

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Victor, Cindy

Pets & Animal Care

Tfh Pubns Inc

The Greyhound ranks #127 in dog registrations by the American Kennel Club (AKC) and is a sweet and personable companion who is known for his sharp vision and incredible speed. This all-inclusive care and health guide covers the breed-specific ins and outs of caring for an adopted Greyhound as well as the distinct qualities that make him a beloved family pet. The Breed Lover's Guide™ provides the next level in dog care and training for very special breeds of dogs. Written specifically about those less common breeds, this series includes key subjects like breed characteristics, feeding, grooming, training, and health with expert advice from breeders, vets, and trainers affiliated with each breed.

Greyhound: A Practical Guide for the Greyhound Lover (Breed Lover's Guide)

Leo: A Greyhound’s Tale tells of a retired racing Greyhound who is adopted by a bankable film star married to a supermodel. The celebrity couple want him only for his fabulous looks. But Leo is deeply loved by their live-in housekeeper, Kim, who is putting herself through college. Leo is devastated when Kim is framed for a crime and fired after spurning her employer’s advances. Although a worrier by nature, Leo decides he will do anything--even risk his life by revealing his supercanine abilities--to be reunited with Kim. His quest seems as impossible as his old dream of being a champion racer. But with the help of a horseradish jar, a teddy bear, and a beat-up Olds and Chevy convertible, Leo not only finds a new home but becomes an accidental matchmaker. Animal writer and activist Kristin von Kreisler says, 'This novel about Leo, a talking Greyhound, has much to teach us about love and the small miracles that can set lives straight.'

Leo: A Greyhound's Tale

BookSurge Publishing

A New Kind of Magic

Romance

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Leo, a retired racing Greyhound, who raced as Luv You Too Much, thinks he has a perfect life with his owner, Mike Dozer, until a phone call from Mike's friend and fellow Greyhound lover, Robin Eagle, turns his world upside-down. Leo now learns that he will be traded for a cat named Mr. Lily and a hairless rat called Harry. Feeling forsaken and unloved, Leo struggles to harden himself and not care that he will never be Mike's dog and devoted companion again. But as hard as he tries, his heart is breaking. If he'd only known he was going to live with a sick Greyhound who was deeply loved by a little boy whose father had died, Leo would have raced to be with the stricken family and give them all the comfort he could. George, Robin's son, who Leo came to realize was a genius and most likely the smartest child in the entire world, thought of a way to make Adeline get well and live longer than Greyhounds do. Not all the new people in Leo's life were smart or kind, though. And while the puppyhood accident of being dropped on his head gave Leo the curse of human speech--which made him fear that scientists would cut his brain open to see how he could talk--he had to speak his mind for George's and Adeline's sake. In fact, his huge heart made him desperate to rescue baby zebras, and to scare the living daylights out of delinquent teenage boys so they would have a worthwhile life.

Leo Traded: A Greyhound's 3rd Tale

Literature & Fiction

Gary Frank, a veterinarian, recalls his childhood: The death of his mother in a car crash, his father going to Japan for a year and sending him to live with relatives he scarcely knows, and having to leave behind his German shepherd dog, Joey, and Chappie, the young handywoman next door, who is mute and whom he idolizes.Set in Long Beach, California; Keystone, South Dakota; and Minot, North Dakota, the story begins with Gary being terrified of dogs and his parents giving him a puppy on his sixth birthday. The dog, it turns out, has epilepsy. He also has healing powers, or so Gary believes. Chappie, who communicates via a note pad she wears on a chain around her neck, goes along with this to spare Gary the pain of disbelief. Later, when living with his relatives, he is devastated to learn that his father, Lawrence, was driving recklessly the night of the car crash, and that his mother had airs and made his dad change his name from Larry to Lawrence, and thought he could do better than be a teacher. Gary also learns from Grandma Louise, his aunt's mother, that God came to a tea party in her playhouse and told her she could choose one person to live forever. But once she made her choice and said it out loud, it couldn't be changed.

Just Joey: A Novel

Self-Help

Relationships

Continuation of the Leo series in which Leo finds a new love and housemate from a shelter. She is called Teddy Bear, who can also talk--albeit at first in Italian.

Leo In Love: A Greyhound's 4th Tale

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