I’ve read many pet related magazines, but I must say, by far, this is the BEST! It’s informative, with lots of good stories and recommendations. And I just love the two-page spread with all the photos of smiling dogs. They’ll light up anyone’s day!

This was an enjoyable read with all the funny moments in between. A couple living in a small apartment in New York goes to a shelter and adopt this “trust no one” attitude of a dog named Rex.

Being first time parents to a dog, they argue about everything, from training methods to his breed. With lots of patience, love and attention, Rex finally begins to shed his inhibitions and a family bond develops.

Another fantastic book! For those of you who love reading but can’t seem to find the time to finish a whole book, this is just what you need. Filled with amazingly true stories of human’s best friend. It’ll leave you crying, laughing, shocked and more…

I just couldn’t drop this book. Each story was so unique and amazing that I am a hundred percent convinced, that these beautiful creatures were sent to this earth to be our guardian angels.

I loved every single story, though one in particular, got me really all choked up! A true survivor (that’s why the dog was named Miracle) in every sense of the word. I won’t say more, just read it. You won’t regret it!

Exactly what the cover states: What Your Dog Can Teach You About Living a Happy Life.

Take time to observe and I bet you’ll learn a whole lot from these lovable creatures. Along with beautiful photos, this book was extremely enjoyable!

After reading this book, I feel so blessed to be working with these amazing animals everyday.

This is a definite MUST READ!! It tells about the bond between Marley and John.

Here’s a paragraph from the book that I truly love and can relate to…

“Part of me ached with sadness, I was not a quitter; I did not believe that Jenny was a quitter, either. We were not the kind of people who pawned off our problems in the classifieds. Marley was undeniably a handful. He was nothing like the stately dogs both of us had grown up with. He had a host of bad habits and behaviors. Guilty as charged. He also had come a great distance from the spastic puppy we had brought home two years earlier. In his own flawed way, he was trying. Part of our journey as his owners was to mold him to our needs, but part also was to accept him for what he was. Not just to accept him, but to celebrate him and his indomitable canine spirit. We had brought into our home a living, breathing being, not a fashion accessory to prop in the corner. For better or worse, he was our dog. He was a part of our family, and, for all his flaws, he had returned our affection one hundredfold. Devotion such as his could not be bought for any price.”

I like to thank my guy for buying me this book. I truly enjoyed every single page and I hope you will too!

And for those of you who are thinking of getting a pet soon, it would be good to read this book first. Though every animal will have their own set of habits and personality.