Chicken Soup For The Soul: My Very Good, Very Bad Dog – Book Review
If you’re lucky enough to live with a dog, chances are, you have plenty of tales to tell about your canine companion. Whenever our friends at Chicken Soup For The Soul ask for readers to share stories about their best canine friend, the stories just keep pouring in!
Chicken Soup For The Soul: My Very Good, Very Bad Dog is the latest compilation of 101 heartwarming stories about our happy, heroic, and hilarious pets. The tales these dog owners tell will have you laughing, crying and experiencing every emotion in-between!
You’ll meet all types of dogs inside of Chicken Soup For The Soul: My Very Good, Very Bad Dog, including:
- Goofy Dogs
- Miraculous Dogs
- Therapeutic Dogs
- Naughty But Nice Dogs
- Heroic Dogs
- Inspiring Dogs
- Clever Dogs
- Protective Dogs
- Working Dogs
- Intuitive Dogs
If you feel inspired to adopt a dog after reading this book, Robin Ganzert – the President and CEO of the American Humane Association – introduces
My Very Good, Very Bad Dog with tips to help you pick your perfect dog!
There are many things that I love about this book – but the best thing about My Very Good, Very Bad Dog is that all of the royalties from this book will be donated to the American Humane Association!
Chicken Soup For The Soul – My Very Good, Very Bad Dog is a must-read, must-own, must-gift book for any dog lover. Be sure to pick up your copy of this wonderful book today – or enter our Giveaway for a chance to win a copy of your very own!
Disclosure: I received a copy of this book from Chicken Soup For The Soul for review purposes. However, the opinions expressed in this review are entirely my own.
About Chicken Soup
Chicken Soup for the Soul Publishing, LLC, publishes the famous “Chicken Soup for the Soul” book series. In 2007, USA Today named “Chicken Soup For The Soul” one of the five most memorable books in the last quarter century. With over 100 million books sold to date in the U.S. and Canada alone, almost 250 titles in print and translations into more than 40 languages, “Chicken Soup for the Soul” is one of the world’s best known phrases. Today, 20 years, after it first began sharing readers’ experiences, Chicken Soup for the Soul continues to provide extraordinary stories through its new books but has also evolved beyond the bookstore.
Chicken Soup for the Soul is known for high-quality products including wholesome and balanced pet food that recognizes the unique relationship between pets and people and a new line of delicious nutritious comfort food inspired by the connection between food and feelings.
Chicken Soup For The Soul is “always there for you.”
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Bogie, is a small mix whom I rescued. What a delightful companion. Smart, energetic and lovable. I call him my sage and philosopher since he is knowing and sensitive. He is very handsome and looks like a mini-German Shepherd but isn’t one. He is also an adventurer because if I open the front door he is off.
She used to pick up leaves, she knew this was a no, no, of course, we would run after her and laugh, she was so funny, I miss her very much.
Sorry, I forgot to mention that I live in Canada.
When he was younger I taught my dog Shadow to climb a tree at the local park. There was a perfect horizontal limb of a certain tree that I used to place treats on and he’d run up to get them. The kids all thought it was pretty cool to see a dog in a tree.
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That would be cool!
I love dogs! They are the best! Thank you for this opportunity!
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My pleasure Melanie – best of luck to you! 🙂
I trained my dog to kill bugs and she also enjoyed eating them. I have many memories of watching her run around the backyard catching grasshoppers and then carry them around to “play” with them. She enjoyed June bugs the most, though. There would be one or maybe two days in the year when they swarmed the back porch, and I would let her outside to chase them. She ate those things like candy, dozens in a row. I still think of her when I see June bugs. : )
I live in the US.
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Bug catching – an invaluable skill!
I don’t have a dog, but my sister has a long haired dachshund chihuahua mix. He looks just as strange as his name implies!
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I have a black labrador who is going to be 15 yrs. old in October (bless her heart). Her name is “Baby”! Before Baby we had the same type of dog and her name was Cleopatra & we called her Cleo she lived until she was 17. The Vet said that my dogs must be very well loved because they normally only live until about 12. We got our dog because this couple had a baby and she was 11 months old pulling the dogs ears and poking her nose until one day Buffy (her name at the time) growled at her and the Father said the dog had to go. A friend told us about her and we had lost Cleo 4 months before that. I begged for that dog and finally hubby gave in. I don’t feel so alone during the day now. The man told us it was either the dog or the baby when he told us the story. We took the dog! bwahahaha She jumped right into the car. She loves rides and food. She is such a little mooch and trained very well and sheds very well, but we both love her to pieces!!!
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I love the Chicken Soup for the Soul series. It was always in high demand when I worked at the local high school library.
Ah, I love dogs. And, I miss having one. They are the best buds ever.
Happy Pink Saturday.
I love Chicken Soup For The Soul books, I’ve read so many of them! I just bought this on a couple of months ago but haven’t had time to start reading it yet. I look forward to a quiet evening, a hot cup of tea, and this book!
Love & Biscuits,
Dogs Luv Us and We Luv Them
Chicken Soup for the Soul books are awesome! What a clever idea to right about the special dogs in our lives! Thanks for sharing with #SocialButterflySunday! Hope to see you link up again this week 🙂
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