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Blake is a lovable mongrel just trying to lead a happy life; he loves his owner, fiercely defends his territory against interlopers (including his owner’s new lady friend and her cat), does his best to avoid the frequently threatened neutering, and spends a lot of his time either scooting across the carpet or chasing local tail. It really is a dog’s life, and Blake has kindly taken the time to keep a diary of a year in his own life—providing a hilarious glimpse into the mind and world of your average mutt. Adorably illustrated throughout in his own hand, Blake gives insight into the canine world from a true dog's dog, including what it means to be pack leader, living with the threat of castration, what dogs really think about canned food, the joys of leg-humping, and, of course, the political and social injustices of the traditional human–canine relationship. Backed up by a host of friends, including Scottie, a geriatric, sex-mad Westie, and Constable, a dim-witted best-of-breed TV personality, Blake's plans take unexpected turns as the year progresses. Hilarious, wise, and often touching, Blake shows us exactly why there will always be a place in the human world for dogs.
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The Bad Dog's Diary, Martin Howard
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- Pubblicato
- 2007
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- Titolo
- The Bad Dog's Diary
- Sottotitolo
- A Year in the Life of Blake
- Lingua
- Inglese
- Autori
- Martin Howard
- Editore
- Portico
- Pubblicato
- 2007
- Formato
- Copertina rigida
- Pagine
- 223
- ISBN10
- 1906032149
- ISBN13
- 9781906032142
- Serie
- Tag
- Narrativa, Natura, Umorismo, Animali, Cani, Romanzi inglesi, Uomo e Cane, Uomo e animale, Cani - Comportamento Problematico, Cani - età, invecchiamento
- Prima pubblicazione
- 2007
- Titolo originale
- Bad dog’s diary
- Valutazione
- 3,95 su 5
- Descrizione
- Blake is a lovable mongrel just trying to lead a happy life; he loves his owner, fiercely defends his territory against interlopers (including his owner’s new lady friend and her cat), does his best to avoid the frequently threatened neutering, and spends a lot of his time either scooting across the carpet or chasing local tail. It really is a dog’s life, and Blake has kindly taken the time to keep a diary of a year in his own life—providing a hilarious glimpse into the mind and world of your average mutt. Adorably illustrated throughout in his own hand, Blake gives insight into the canine world from a true dog's dog, including what it means to be pack leader, living with the threat of castration, what dogs really think about canned food, the joys of leg-humping, and, of course, the political and social injustices of the traditional human–canine relationship. Backed up by a host of friends, including Scottie, a geriatric, sex-mad Westie, and Constable, a dim-witted best-of-breed TV personality, Blake's plans take unexpected turns as the year progresses. Hilarious, wise, and often touching, Blake shows us exactly why there will always be a place in the human world for dogs.