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My Friends Who Don't Have Dogs

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Anna Levin’s charming short poem celebrates Man’s Best Friend with heartfelt tribute. A joyful homage to the unique bond between dogs and their owners. Each line is paired with a touching photograph of a beloved dog, capturing the funny, loving, and occasionally maddening moments that make our furry companions repay us a hundredfold.

Having a dog means having your personal fitness coach, your most faithful buddy, your warmest greeting, and your most forgiving friend. Sure, there are the muddy paws, rainy strolls, soggy fur, and the occasional chewed shoe... but let’s focus on the bright side!

Hardback, 128 pages. 53 Colour photographs, 13 Black & white photographs.

Product code: BK4101

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Elizabeth V. ★★★★★

The photograph paired with the line about muddy paws is exactly how my Golden looks after a walk, and it made me laugh out loud. This little book perfectly captures the simple joy of having a dog who’s always by your side.

Leo K. ★★★★★

That opening line about "the ones who think a walk is just exercise" made me laugh out loud. The poem perfectly captures how non-dog-owners just don't get it, and the photographs really bring each verse to life.

Ryan V. ★★★★★

The photographs paired with each line caught me off guard — I lingered on the one of an old dog asleep by a boot for way longer than I meant to. It's a slim little book, but I've already read it twice.