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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
for your teenager's first dog,
By Lubug (St. Paul, MN, United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 101 Questions Your Dog Would Ask Its Vet If Your Dog Could Talk (Hardcover)
Because I've read dozens of dog books by now, I'm pretty fussy about them. I want them to have fresh new insights to solving problems I've found unsolvable. For that, this is not a suitable book.On the other hand, it is an EXCELLENT starter book, written in a simple and very readable style. This is the book I would choose to give a teenager who is starting out with a new dog. The questions are posed from the canine point of view with charming results. Here's one of my favorites: "I enjoyed watching television when I lived in Europe, but now that I have moved to America, all I see is a blur. What has happened to my eyes?" Fogle goes on to explain that European television transmission is higher speed than in the US. American transmission is slow enough that all dogs see is dots. This will be cured when high-definition TV becomes more popular in the US. (Learn something new every day....) |
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101 Questions Your Dog Would Ask Its Vet If Your Dog Could Talk by Bruce Fogle (Hardcover - Apr. 1995)
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