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You want your dog to eat well--and are willing to fix Fido's food yourself to ensure his good health and happiness. So let canine-culinary pro Lisa Fortunato show you how easy it is to whip up nutritious meals even the most persnickety pooch will love!

You'll win Rover over with such doggie delights as:

• Savory Bacon, Cheddar & Oatmeal Biscuits
• Mini Turkey Sausage Burgers
• Pigs `n Blanket
• Sweet Potato Pie
• Peanut Butter & Bacon Biscotti
• Liver Pâté Napoleons
• Banana Carob Chip Cake

With The Everything Cooking for Dogs Book, you'll have Bowser barking with joy whenever he hears you say those magic words: Suppertime!

From a Golden Retriever on a swing to a Standard Poodle tending bar, Greatest Clicks is a captivating collection of dog photographs that tickles the funny bone and touches the heart. The images-sweet, silly, and emotive-reveal the innocence and beauty of dogs and why we love them. Snapped by famed pet photographer Mark J. Asher (Old Friends), Greatest Clicks spans a ten-year career, and includes a behind-the-lens recollection for each image.

*Note: This eBook contains color photographs, which are best viewed on the Kindle App for the iPad, the Kindle App for a Smartphone, or a Kindle Fire. Don't have a tablet? No problem, simply download the Kindle for PC or Mac to view.

Mark J. Asher is the author of three pet photography books and a dog memoir. His first book, Old Friends, features senior dogs along with their longevity secrets. Mark's follow-up effort, Barking Up the Family Tree, captures kids with their cherished furry friends. The third in his pet photography trilogy, Bark & Ride, explores a world where dogs can drive. Recently, Mark published his first dog memoir entitled Humphrey Was Here, which is an emotional and cathartic story of pet loss and healing.

A Book of Kells recalls the lives of John Kell and Kathleen Ward who meet in 1917 when he is a Canadian sailor stationed in Portsmouth, England. Her father, a Methodist Sunday School teacher, brings him home for tea. Kathleen’s sister writes to Jack until she gets married in 1924 and Kathleen takes up the correspondence. Meanwhile, Jack has been getting an education and has spent a year as a student minister on a Cree mission field where he plans to return for another five years. When he gets Kathleen’s letter it is like manna from heaven. The courtship is awkward and tumultuous. She asks him to come over for another look but, when he does, she rebuffs him. However, they agree to give themselves a year to reconsider. Seventy-two letters get through, even though the Indian reserve is cut off from civilization for six months of the year. They marry in 1927, she goes up to Oxford House by canoe along the old fur trade route, and she treks for five days by horse-drawn toboggan in mid-winter to give birth to a baby. When I enter the picture during the Great Depression, a stressed-out minister’s wife and three little girls are crammed into a duplex on a working-class street in Toronto. We’re working our hearts out as little "examples," trying to help Father. In later years, I discovered an emotional toll to pay. I couldn’t sit through a church service without breaking into unrestrained weeping. My teen-age and college years were full of turmoil. What seemed to be the fundamental problem was that I had been trained to put away my ego in favor of redeeming my soul. Still, religion was a great strength, protecting our family from tendencies towards alcoholism and mental illness. I struggle desperately to avoid the pitfall of black sheep, which seemed inevitable for the youngest of three "perfect" minister’s daughters. The name of this family voyage recalls the famous ninth-century gospel manuscript illuminated by monks.

The story of the fight for time - against a major killer of dogs - cancer.

When Apollo and I were going through this ordeal, I couldn't find any resource - book or otherwise - to help me make these hard decisions. So, I created the book that I wished I could have found then. As Apollo and I took this journey together, I searched for answers and the only place I could find them was in my heart. This book is for you - first, to know you're not alone facing this - and second to be a source of pertinent information and true comfort during this difficult time.

8.4 million pet owners every year are told their pet has cancer. Most want to do something proactively to help their pets feel better and fight this disease. There are many health options now, beyond strictly the western medical options. This is Apollo's story and as a med-tech, I feel like I could explain - better than most what was going on and why these methods helped our puppy live longer than expected with great quality of life.

Apollo's creed and legacy to you is to help you find all the resources and treatment options possible for your pet to make him/her feel better as they fight the battle for their life. And if the time comes where you have to say good-by... you'll be able to face that life event with courage, gratitude for your pet's life - and most of all - NO REGRETS!

(Originally titled Apollo's Creed)

Anna David never expected to end up a crazy cat lady. A successful author (Party Girl, Bought, Reality Matters, Falling For Me) and dating expert for numerous television shows (including The Today Show, The CBS Morning Show and G4’s Attack of the Show), David had every reason to imagine that at this point in her life, she’d be sharing her bed with a man and not two four-legged furballs. In Animal Attraction, the author that The New York Post credits with creating the subgenre “Chick Lit With a Message” shares the unusual journey she took from fun-loving party gal to obsessive cat mom (with the Instagram photos and YouTube videos to prove it). The result is an uproarious, poignant, and painfully honest tribute that’s sure appeal to pet (and people) lovers everywhere.

The all new edition is back for 2012 - totally rewritten, extended and updated, and now an Amazon Bestseller!

The German Shepherd dog is easily one of the most widely accepted and recognized breeds of dog anywhere in the world. This classically beautiful breed of dog is known for its amazing versatility. Coupled with extreme intelligence, a German Shepherd is capable of assuming many different roles, including:

• Companion dog
• Family pet
• Herding dog
• Show dog
• Obedience dog
• Working dog
• Guard dog
• Police dog
• Military dog
• Guide dog for the blind
• Hearing dog for the deaf
• Search and rescue dog
• Tracker dog
• Hunting dog
• TV actors

... and many more besides!

A German Shepherd dog is characterized by its superior intelligence, high curiosity, boundless energy, versatility and regal good looks. These clever dogs can be very easy to train and can seem almost eager to learn new tricks and ways of pleasing its owner at very young ages, right up to very advanced ages.

However, as intelligent and easy to train as they might seem, there are times when some German Shepherd dog owners may begin to feel frustrated and impatient when they don't see much success with their efforts. This can happen when your training methods don't take into consideration what's important to your dog and what makes him want to obey you the most.

In this best selling title from the author of The Healthy Homemade Dog Food Recipe Book, you will learn:

• Is a German Shepherd Dog Right for You?
• How Much Is Enough Exercise?
• Choosing a German Shepherd Puppy
• Bringing Puppy Home
• Speaking Your Dog's Language
• Effective Discipline
• Potty Training Your German Shepherd
• Basic Obedience Training
• Leash Training Your German Shepherd
• Socializing Your German Shepherd
• How to Stop Your Dog Biting and Chewing
• Advanced Training Techniques

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