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Loading... One Good Dog (edition 2010)by Susan Wilson
Work detailsOne Good Dog by Susan Wilson
Eventhough this book was a bit juvenile and easy, I enjoyed it. The parts when the dog was narrating were cute, I'm always wondering what dogs are thinking. ( )Adam March is an up-and-coming CEO who loses everything in a moment of weakness. Chance is a pit bull on the run from his dog-fighting owners. Neither thinks they need the other... but of course they do. It's predictable that man and dog will become a team, but the details aren't predictable. Warning: contains animal violence. While it's not described graphically, the dog-fighting aspects are very difficult to take. I liked this book a lot, but I'd recommend Susan Wilson's The Dog Who Danced even more. My career was that of a non profit Human Society in Mid California, in an area that was a meca for Pit Bull fighting. We ended up with many Pits in our shelter. Many an example of macho idiots who thought there being a man was connected to how hard their dog fought. I have known some loving misunderstood souls in these misunderstood animals. This book is so believable and I love that the author gives the dogs she writes about a voice. If you are wondering whether or not to read this book..Let your wondering end. READ IT. I want to read her next one. Everyone deserves s second chance and more importantly, someone to believe in him. A man who doesn’t believe in himself (or anyone else) meets a dog who has no reason to trust people. Though thrown together by chance, they grudgingly begin to trust each other. Little chinks in the walls around each of them lead to new avenues of hope and redemption for both of them. Though sad to read at times, the ending is a heart warmer. [Michelle - Staff] Feelgood story. no reviews | add a review
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