All Things Puppies & Dogs For Kids!
A fun and educational book Filled With Plenty Of Facts and Photos To help you and your little one Learn All About Dogs.
These adorable tail-waggers are fascinating to learn about. We love these exciting puppers and created this fun book for kids and adults.
Here’s a bit of what you can discover inside:
- Fun information that combines facts with entertainment to help you learn more about puppies & dogs in a fun way!
- Incredible full-color pictures.
- Various topics, including dog characteristics, evolution, and life cycle.
- All Things Dogs!
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Dogs are amazing creatures, and there’s a lot to learn about them. This book is the perfect way to learn all about dogs, from their history to their unique characteristics. You’ll understand how dogs went from wild canines to household pets, and you’ll appreciate them even more. This book is the perfect guide for anyone who wants to learn all there is to know and enjoy doing it.
This fun read provides all you need/want to know about dogs. It’s full of real-life images, cool historical facts, species guides, training tips, and fun facts. If you’re a dog lover, this is the book for you.
There are several things I loved about this book and a couple of things that I didn’t like.
Things I liked include safety around dogs, a short, fun description of some of the more popular breeds, and things that make dogs unique in the animal kingdom.
I did not care for the slight bias for mixed breeds and shelter purchases. There was one big omission from the list of things not to feed a dog.
Overall, this is a nice addition to your library. It has fun quotes and jokes in between chapters. It also has some fairly innocuous training tips. Parents need to read with their children and discuss different options, but that is something that should be done, anyway.
Things I liked include safety around dogs, a short, fun description of some of the more popular breeds, and things that make dogs unique in the animal kingdom.
I did not care for the slight bias for mixed breeds and shelter purchases. There was one big omission from the list of things not to feed a dog.
Overall, this is a nice addition to your library. It has fun quotes and jokes in between chapters. It also has some fairly innocuous training tips. Parents need to read with their children and discuss different options, but that is something that should be done, anyway.
