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For author Colette Stroffolino, saying yes to adopting her first dog and welcoming a little furry ball of love into her life was one of the best decisions she ever made. She learned so much about connection, unconditional love, responsibility, and joy, as well as how to grieve. Many questions came up for Stroffolino as she welcomed her first pet into her home. Lucie, a Chihuahua, was just four months old, so there was a huge learning curve involved. Small Dog, Big Adventures tells about the pair's many adventures including a first trip to the veterinarian, finding a pet sitter, grooming, learning to use a leash, socializing a dog, traveling in an airplane, and more. Stroffolino's life sure changed when she adopted a needy puppy! Communicating the joys and sorrows of pet ownership, Small Dog, Big Adventures is a heartfelt story about one girl's adventures, and misadventures with first-time pet ownership.
From American ants to zebras with zithers, kids will love exploring the alphabet in this classically creative P. D. Eastman alphabet book.
A long time ago in a small town, there was a little dog named Charlie. Charlie was a very curious pup, always wanting to learn more about the world. One day, Charlie decided to go on an adventure and explore this magical world. Charlie walked a long way and saw many amazing things like tall trees, beautiful flowers, and butterflies of all different colors. He was very excited, but when he looked back, he realized he was lost. Charlie started to feel scared and didn't know what to do. As he wandered, he saw a little bird. The bird asked if he needed help, and Charlie happily agreed. The bird told Charlie that she could help him find his way home. So, they began their adventure together. Charlie discovered many beautiful places and became good friends with the bird. Charlie felt hungry after a long walk, and the bird brought him some food and water, telling Charlie to be well-prepared next time when he went out. They walked for a long time and finally found the way home. Charlie thanked the bird for her help and was happy he had such a good friend. Charlie's big adventure taught him many things. He learned about the value of friendship and how to ask for help in difficult times. From then on, Charlie became a braver and smarter little dog. When Charlie returned home, his owner was surprised because Charlie had grown quite a bit. Charlie proudly told his owner about his adventure, and the owner was proud that his little dog had grown and had such an exciting experience. The story of Charlie's big adventure teaches us that even when we face difficulties, we can overcome them as long as we are brave, ask for help, and have good friends by our side. This story also reminds us that the most important things in life are not wealth or fame, but the people around us and our experiences.
"Mr. Small is a hamster with a big hunger for adventure. When he leaves his cozy cage and meets Big Dusty under the refrigerator, he faces the biggest adventure of all - fighting the Dust Sucker 3000! Will Mr. Small defeat the evil vacuum cleaner or will he lose his friend to its voracious appetite? An easy-to-read, early graphic novel format showcases the comic adventures of a little hamster and his new friend."--Publisher.
Small dogs can bring big rewards! Small dogs are charming, intelligent, and loving, but they can also be overly energetic, manipulative, and stubborn. How do you ensure that your little dog becomes a fun, feisty best friend rather than a tiny terror? Small Dogs, Big Hearts is an updated and expanded edition of the classic The Irrepressible Toy Dog. It features the very latest, safest, and fastest training methods for little dogs. There's no need to use training methods from the past that don't work well with most dogs, let alone little ones who view the world and their owners from a very different vantage point. You'll find everything you need to know to train your little dog, from housetraining to house manners, in this updated volume. Small Dogs, Big Hearts follows the small dog from puppyhood through the senior years, giving advice on important topics such as: socialization housetraining behavior nutrition healthcare pampering your pint-sized pooch With lots of adorable photos, you'll see small dogs at their most charming while you learn to bring out the best in your little bundle of love. Darlene Arden is widely acknowledged as an authority on small dogs, and is the author of many books and articles about dogs and their care. A member of the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants, she is a certified animal behavior consultant and a regular contributor to Animal Radio Network. Words of Appreciation for this book and its predecessor include: "The voice of experience speaks about the hidden (and not so hidden) life of Toy dogs. Darlene Arden's sensible and practical advice is a must for would-be Toy dog owners. -Dr. Nicholas H. Dodman, Tufts University, Author of The Dog Who Loved Too Much "Small Dogs, Big Hearts is an invaluable treasure of information... It includes every aspect of puppy care from infancy through adulthood. It is precise, beautifully written, and easily understood by both the professional dog exhibitor and the owner of a beloved family pet. Every person who contemplates purchasing a dog or who has a dog should own this book." - Victor Joris, AKC Toy Group Judge. "Darlene Arden has come up with an informative book which, just like the little creatures that inspired it, manages to be of serious intent and at the same time entertaining. A thorough instruction manual for small dogs in general, it delves into the breed-specific joys and idiosyncrasies of these mini-sized canine charmers as well."- Lilian Barber, Author, The Italian Greyhound, 21st Century. "For anyone who has owned a small dog, the best book ever written has been written by Darlene Arden." - Martha Smith, Providence Journal Bulletin. "At last, we have a book devoted to Toy dogs written by an authority on Toy dog care...This book would be a worthwhile addition to any dog fancier's library." - Glenna Fierheller, Dogs in Canada. "Arden's breezy, unassuming portrait of the Rodney Dangerfields of dogdom captures everything from their blue-collar feistiness to their charming insouciance." - Ranny Green The Seattle Times. "If you've never considered yourself a 'small dog person,' this book could change your mind. If you've always loved Toys, you'll feel vindicated. And if you're considering a change of dog to a smaller breed this book will help you to avoid what could be fatal mistakes. The Irrepressible Toy Dog provides good advice for anyone with a dog, but for the Toy person it's a gift of understanding that will shatter the myth that all little dogs are or should be nasty, snappy brats. Brava!" -Karen L. Overall, MA, VMD, PhD University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. A Howell Dog Book of Distinction.
Jameela's Big Adventure is the true story of a stranded little puppy in Iraq who faces many challenges. She is abandoned by her mother, is forced to survive on her own on the streets of Baghdad, and learns to fear humans when she is kicked and beaten. Thanks to the huge heart of one kind woman, she eventually learns to trust humans. Jameela begins an extraordinary adventure that introduces her to many people, places, animals, and finally, a new home.
"This is the story of a young dog that faces the challenges and triumphs of living with blindness. She moves to a new home and must adapt to a different house and different people. There are days of great problems, and there are days of great successes. We can learn much from Sage as she faces new days with new fears and new joys!"--from the back cover.
A tale of adventure, love, and redemption about a mischievous dog who bites off more than he can chew.
When Wyatt’s Mom is called away on business, Wyatt, a big black dog, doesn’t know what to do. He misses her a lot and becomes very sad. His best friend, Lucy, tries to cheer him up with a walk in the woods. In the process, Wyatt gets off course and finds himself in danger. Fortunately, his rescuers are able to locate his home and get him back safely to his family. Read how this true-life adventure unfolds.
Wouldn't it be great if you could turn your love of dogs into a full-time job? You can. But, just as taking on a dog is a major commitment, setting up a dog walking/home boarding business can be fraught with pitfalls too. In this book, Wendy Baron, who runs a fully licensed and insured animal welfare business, helps you decide whether this is the profession for you. It guides you step by step, providing practical advice on legalities and procedures, and warnings about what could go wrong. The book is also packed with plenty of real-life anecdotes.