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Happy Tails

Hilarious Helpful Hints for Dog Owners

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Pages
168
Year
2004
Language
English
Publisher
AuthorHouse

About

Dog owners who have struggled with naughty, un-trainable dogs and puppies will now be able to learn why dogs do what they do from Hank, a dog who’s a lot like yours. You’ll also get some expert advice from Dr. Gary L. Ailes, DVM, to learn what your dog is trying to tell you and how to correct common misbehaviors.

Read Happy Tails to learn why dogs:

Turn your flowerbed into an archeological dig

Dislocate your shoulder every time you take a walk

Gravitate toward the moldiest garbage can on the street

Mistake antifreeze for green Kool-Aid

Insist upon sniffing the nether regions of humans and animals alike

Turn on the canine sprinkler at every mailbox post in the neighborhood

Turn ordinary table legs into objects of affection

Your dog is not human, but he does want to please you. Your job is to figure out what his actions mean, understand that some of it is just typical of dogs, and offer gentle but firm guidance toward good behavior.

Related Subjects

  • General
  • Humor
  • Adult Nonfiction

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Gary L. AilesAuthor
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