By Bella of Tracy Weber's Downward Dog Mystery Series!
Hey all, and hi from Bella—star, protector-dog, and best canine hero of the Downward Dog Mystery Series!
Hey all, and hi from Bella—star, protector-dog, and best canine hero of the Downward Dog Mystery Series!
As far as I’m concerned, every day should be National Dog Day, but according to that mysterious thing humans call the World Wide Web, only one day each year is dedicated to us Bowser beauties—August 26th! Of course, I’ll spend the day getting my best human pal Kate Davidson into trouble. Our author friend, Tracy Weber will be hanging out in Seattle with her mischief-making pup, Ana. What will you do to entertain your canine companions?
Did you know that many famous authors, including Maurice Sendak, Gertrude Stein, and Pablo Neruda spent their lives with beloved canine sidekicks? It’s true! In honor of National Dog Day, Tracy is giving away a special edition “Out of Print” canvas pouch with cartoon drawings of Jennie Sendak, Minnie White, Sparkie Patchett, Pongo Tartt, Basket Stein, and Chu Tuh Neruda. Tracy purchased it at her neighborhood bookstore on Independent Bookstore Day 2017. A high fashion accessory like this is sure to turn heads anywhere you take it. Better yet, part of the proceeds from Tracy’s purchase will be donated to Best Friends Animal Sanctuary!
To enter to win, leave a comment with the name of your favorite pooch no later than Wednesday, August 17. For extra credit karma points, give that pooch a cookie!
Woof. Happy National Dog Day to dog heroes everywhere!
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Having two wonderful dogs, I can't pick one over the other: My favorite dogs are Shogun and Cooper! And yes, they will be receiving cookies! dbahn(at)iw(dot)net
ReplyDeleteMy favorite dog is Bogie, a wonderful, smart companion who I obtained from Lap Dog Rescue and is very special. He enjoy dog treats each day. elliotbencan(at)hotmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteGuido, my sweet Maltese, is a delight. His dog biscuits are always eaten with gusto. saubleb(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteOur wonderful girl is Maxie, a rescue schnoodle. She runs the house! [email protected]
ReplyDeleteMr. Cuddles, our Yorkie, and the first dog we bought as a family. He originally started out as just Cuddles, but people seemed to think that that was a girl's name, so he thus became Mr. Cuddles. He is now 14 years old, almost blind and diabetic, but just as spunky, sweet and loving as the day we first met him! [email protected]
ReplyDeleteI love all of the doggie names!
ReplyDeleteMr. Cuddles sounds like the name of a refined gentleman.
ReplyDeleteKelli, and yes she gets cookies.
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My current favorite "real life" dog is my Gusto, a dog who accidentally came into my life when I needed some reminder of the good in life. He does everything with VERVE, so I named him Gusto, to remind me to live every day with gusto. [email protected]
ReplyDeleteRuby - my younger son is Max so Max and Ruby ����
ReplyDeleteMy favorite dog was my service dog Skittles. He crossed the Rainbow Bridge December 26th. ECAD is training a successor who will hopefully be home soon.
ReplyDeleteGusto! What a great name!
ReplyDeleteThe first dog I remember having. I was about 9. We had dogs and cats. But that year we girls, 4 of us, were given a dog specially for us. To be our responsibility. We were so proud. We named her Cindy because of her black curly hair, not sure the breed, but she was of fair size, about 60 lbs or so. She taught me about responsibility and loyalty. She basically became my dog. My Mom often made sweet potato chips. Our favorite snacky. Cindy loved them. Right now I have a dignified little lady who is nearing the end of her journey. Maybe. She is 3 yrs past the average life expectancy for her breed and as alert, active as ever. Della at deepotter (at) peoplepc (dot) com
ReplyDeleteMy Dachshund Riley and Jack-chi (Jack Russell/ Chihuahua ) Piper are my two favorite dogs.
ReplyDeleteI can't just pick one favorite because all of my dogs have been the best, but my current corgi Schroeder is the light of my life. His world revolves around cookies. Thank you for the chance to win. Dmskrug3(at)hotmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI can't choose just one. My 4th birthday present was a black cocker spaniel named Snafu. The last dog we had was a lovely Samoyed named Dokie.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite dog was named Stitch. I lost her four years ago and still miss her every day. She was a black lab with special needs, she had a badly deformed back leg, but it never stopped her from doing whatever she wanted to do. We had ten and a half great years together and I will always remember how much love we shared.
ReplyDeleteMy email: diannekc8(at)gmail(dot)com
DeleteMy favorite dog was named Stitch. I lost her four years ago and still miss her every day. She was a black lab with special needs, she had a badly deformed back leg, but it never stopped her from doing whatever she wanted to do. We had ten and a half great years together and I will always remember how much love we shared.
ReplyDeleteJoli! My 4 year old golden retriever and Ana's second best friend. I'm not entering to win just to mention Joli and say hi!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Frankie!
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