The supposedly enlightened person's guide to raising a dog

Kac Young never imagined that after a lifetime as a ‘cat person’ she would fall in love with, and adopt, a tiny rescue dog called Talulah. She loved other people’s dogs, but “I never had time and they smell funny, lick your makeup off and pee on your new shoes.” All that changed when she met Talulah during a trip out with friends and just had to take her home to a house in the forest in California, shared with her partner and six cats and visited by deer, squirrels and skunks. The stories of life as a first-time adopter describe Kac’s progression from slightly shell-shocked beginner to savvy, adoring dog guardian.

Right from the start, Kac consulted behaviourist Lisa Tenzin-Dolma on all things dog-related, and Lisa’s observations and guidance on a wide range of subjects follow Kac’s stories, so that those with little experience of living with a dog can get started on the right foot and paw and build a loving, trusting relationship.

Entertaining and informative, this book will appeal to both new and seasoned dog guardians.