Sorry I Pooped in Your Shoe by Jeremy Greenberg

Sorry I Pooped in Your Shoe (and Other Heartwarming Letters from Doggie) by Jeremy Greenberg

This isn't much of a dog book review. I simply love. love. love, love, love this book. I got it for 5 php. That's roughly 12 cents, and it was worth every penny.

Excerpts from the dog book. Lua's beta is a little slow in picking up the rules of the game. 

And I quote:

Please try to keep up! This is an important game that helps us establish pack order and I can't continue to outrank you if you won't play.

Indeed, some humans are slow. LOL.

One of my favorite stories is Sammy's letter of appreciation to his pack leader.

And again, I quote:

Most doggies have to hunt leaves one by one. But you conveniently rake them into little hills all around the yard. You even yell, "Sammy, I just raked those!" to let me know  that they're ready for me to jump into and rescatter all over the yard.

Indeed, humans are pawns and servants. LOL

Scaredy-cat Jasper

And for the last time, I quote:

Did you hear that? There's a ghost in the closet!

Indeed, humans are so dense. LOL

I read the entire book in a single seating. It had me laughing and crying at the same time.

Jeremy Greenberg authored a beautiful book of love letters made especially for dog-loving pawrents like us. I'd definitely recommend grabbing a copy of this book if you get a chance.

P.S. We hadn't gotten our Christmas Cards out because life was... well, life. 

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For the Love of Dog Books

I've always been passionate about dogs. The first book I bought was about taking proper care of my dog; I was just seven back then.

Now that I'm decades older, that book collection has increased in size since I've started My Dogs Love Me. So I may not have a library of dog books yet, but I can see my own bookshelf filled with them.

These dog books are some of my favorite ones. I've collected them within the past year and a half.

Most of you might have noticed that I'm a sucker for Barron's books. However, my pick of the litter remains to be "Animals Make Us Human" by Temple Grandin.

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