Life of Hank - Laugh Your Way to Better Dog Behavior

For an irreverent look at a dog's life, this is a must read. The book is full of simple approaches and answers you may find interesting and perhaps may find a little insight into the canine world. Really, you can get all sorts of answers in the following pages and then you can use the pages for your dog to water and who knows, they might even grow. For instance, would you like to know what a dog is thinking as he grows through puberty? Or do you wonder why he's been digging those holes and barking all night? Have you considered what change will do to and for him? Have you thought about what is necessary when you travel and how you can make it easier for both of you? What will you do if he gets lost and he can't find you after going for a run? Perhaps you are interested in training from the dog's point of view. Or, likely you may wish to know why your dog does certain things and responds in certain ways, you know, like lifting his leg on the table or perhaps loving the table leg more than he loves you?

Different care for different phases of life is just as important for your dog as it is for you. On top of that, your dog needs to be protected from all those different things that can affect babies and your children. You should score yourself while reading thisThree chuckles and giggles equal on point. Two laughs equals on pointEach belly laugh equals on point.

The average person should have 15 points by the end of the book. Those scoring below 3 points are cat people and forgot how to laugh unless they are being ignored. From 3 to 6 points and you just might be alive however, we may need a CT scan to be sure. From 6 to 12 points and you are good company if you're with a dog. From 12 to 18 points and you are the life of the party. Speaking of a party, I know a couple of poodles that just left the parlor. Why don't you and I just slip on down and say "wassup".