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	• Why Do Dogs Drink Out of the Toilet?: 101 of the Most Perplexing Questions Answered About Canine Conundrums, ... Marty Becker D.V.M., Gina Spadafori HCI, 2006 - 224 pages average customer review:based on 41 reviews view larger image
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Title Says it All!

This is an adorable book! I love my dogs, and this book gives some insight into the crazy things they do, as in: why is the cat litter so interesting? and why do they love hanging their heads out the car window? This book helps get inside those doggie heads. I'm hoping for more books by these authors. (The cat version is also good.)

Cats Rule and Dogs Really DO Drool!

This little volume is a treasure trove of information about our crazy and wonderful canine companions! As a family doctor for four-legged family members, I have been asked many of these questions over the years. I never expected to find such a concise compellation of terrific answers!
My colleague, Dr. Marty Becker, and Gina Spadafori have done a wonderful job of imparting knowledge sprinkled with good humor. A must-read for any dog lover!

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Even vets can learn something from this book

As a vet I always get asked a whole host of questions we tend to consider pretty silly. In truth, as the answers Ms. Spadafori provides demonstrate, there are no silly questions. Great fun to read and a fountain of genuinely useful information. Even my eight-year-old son loves it, while my eight-year old French Bulldog is just plain jealous that she can't reach the toilet.

Fun and Informative

What is easier to find than the bone your dog buried in the back yard? The answer is something to like in this new dog book by Dr. Becker and Gina Spadafori. After collecting a set of questions from observant dog owners, Dr. Becker and Ms. Spadafori turned to the experts for up to date answers about canine medicine and behavior, explained with common sense and humor. In addition to a great set of questions and answers, this book is sprinkled with some enjoyable essays about dogs. My favorite, by Ms. Spadafori, is called "Quit Picking On Poodles," (as a child, my two best four-legged friends were a pair of poodles our family had as pets and one couldn't ask for more intelligent and loving companions, so I have always thought they were unnecessarily maligned and I was glad to read her essay to that effect.) A fun and readable book.

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Captivating Canine Capers

As a pet care columnist and behavior consultant, I've received many of the same canine queries--but this book offers a few hum-dingers I've never been asked! What fun! After co-authoring two "Chicken Soup" pet books with Dr. Marty Becker, I'm jealous that my friend Gina Spadafori had the fun this time around. I hope my own work can offer half as much insight and entertainment as this delightful "uncensored" dog-matic dialogue of all-things canine. The book offers education in tasty treat-size helpings, and should be considered the ultimate reward for any dog lover. Even more importantly, this book provides edu-tainment for dog-loving readers. And that's just plain good medicine for everyone concerned. Click--good boy/girl!

Amy D. Shojai, CABC, pet care columnist, and author of 20+ books including PETiQuette: Solving Behavior Problems in Your Multipet Household, and co-author of Chicken Soup for the Dog Lover's Soul.

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