New Book Celebrates the Amazing, Amusing, Life-Enhancing Bonds Between Women and Their Canine Companions

An exciting book that gives you insight into you and your dog’s personality. Pre-orders available!

Reviewed by Betsy Molinari

“The Legacy of Beezer and Boomer” is a memoir written by Denver lawyer Doug Koktavy. The book journals the change in his life and the lives of his two beloved black labs Beezer and Boomer when faced with terminal illnesses.
When Beezer was diagnosed with kidney disease (and later Boomer was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, bone cancer) Doug reacted as many of us would. Anger and fear were the initial emotions but as they worked their way thru vets and various treatments that seemed ineffective, the fear of …

The book and the upcoming CD make the perfect holiday gift. Entertaining!

A new book details the life and techniques of a master trainer. Mrs. Pardo has been involved in training and showing dogs for more than 40 years.

It’s puppy season! Bringing home your new puppy is very exciting. There is so much work to be done! Be prepared for some sleepless nights, lots of patience, and some hard work. Two of the most common misconceptions that new owners have are: (A) The new puppy understands language and (B) The new puppy already knows how they are expected to behave in a home. A puppy, just like a human baby, must be taught everything.

Jack Byrnes would be proud. The uptight character played by Robert De Niro in Meet The Parents made us laugh at the very idea of toilet training his cat, Mr. Jinx. In one comedic turn, Byrnes popularized something all cat lovers universally wish they could do: rescue their furry friends from the evils of litter – the odor, the clean up, the cost. Now, a quirky new gift book arrives in stores to offer felines a nine-step program for leaving litter behind.

Combining ironic humor with an utterly practical guide, ‘KiCK LiTTER: Nine-Step Program for Recovering Litter Addicts’ (November 2008, CDA Press) follows the adventures of two cats, Moxie and Cooper (and the big guy who feeds them), taking their message of recovery from litter addiction to the masses.