Life from a Puppy's Point of View
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August 15
Dear Aunt Patty and Uncle Dave;
Have you ever wondered why so many people put an emphasis on being good? It’s like some kind of secret code - be good or else. Here lately it’s been ‘or else.’ My Mom and Dad expect it from me and not with Hunter. I guess being a vegetarian has its privileges. I am a good puppy. I mean, I don’t tear anything up, I listen to everything that my Mom tells me, I am loyal, but expressing my independence. After all, I am a year old. Now Hunter, he’s a little different. He has “Special Needs”. But he is a good boy too. Hunter is very smart but not very independent, so I have to show him the ropes. That’s what a big brother is supposed to do, right?
Lately all we seem to do is get in trouble. For instance, we got in trouble for standing on the roof of Dad’s BMW. Hunter and I were playing “King of the Hill” and Dad’s car was the hill. That’s all we had to climb on. I mean, you can’t play “King of the Hill” without the hill, right? Then we got in trouble for digging up the front flowerbed. All we were doing is chasing a mole away, because we know how much Dad hates moles, and how they just ruin your yard. Hunter knows that Mom doesn’t like azaleas, so he is helping Mom with her landscaping needs. He’s only dug up two.
See, these are all justifiable reasons, and we still got in trouble. The latest is Dad was just learning how to ride his bike and fell off. Guess who got in trouble? Dad said we planned on kiboshing him. Aunt Patty and Uncle Dave, we were just running along the side of him. I Promise!
We are approaching our thirty day probationary period. Please help!
Love,
Chase
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About the Book
It has been said, “Dogs have the life.” However, seldom does a human have the opportunity to examine the day-to-day discoveries, challenges, and introspections from “A Puppy’s Point of View.” Chase, is a beautiful, mischievous Vizsla puppy, whose destiny, like his father, seems to be the world show arena. On his way, he shares his first wonderful discoveries, great adventures, challenges, and the lessons learned through a series of letters to family and friends. If we look closely enough, we may remember how we, as little pups once ourselves, may have dealt with similar issues. Whether one is four or sixty-four, “Life from a Puppy’s Point of View” is sure to bring a smile, again and again.
About the Author
Born in
Although she has a number of accomplishments to her credit, there are several of which she is especially proud. First, is her involvement with a national sports nutrition company named Prodigy, Inc. Several products in Prodigy’s trademarked Epicure Sports Nutrition line were the direct result of DonNa’s contribution in research and development. Then also, In 1997, Hank William’s Jr.’s legendary Bama Band reinvented themselves as Copperhead, with their debut album “Mint Condition” proudly containing a single co-written by DonNa’.
DonNa’ is proudest of her relationship with her savior, Jesus Christ. “Without Him, everything I do or accomplish would mean absolutely nothing,” she says, “after all, it is not about me. It is about what I can do for others.”
She currently resides in