Synopsis
Eat this book! Bury it, hide it, or give it to another favorite canine pal, but this full-color edition of “A Dangerous Book for Dogs” should not be allowed to fall into the paws of humans. Don’t reveal all the goodies that Bandit, a fabulous “Furever” dog, has compiled for your eyes only. Here it is… the definitive collection of training tips, human behavior modification techniques, and super secrets to happiness… all from his own experiences and those of his buddies. It’s all here to make your human healthier and happier. Complete with more than 100 color photographs, this fast read zooms you to the top and making your humans the best on the block… with improvement ideas to make them better at napping, playing, giving you goodies, and more. You’ll learn why humans are so dog-gone tough to understand sometimes and how to deal with the “name game.” The secrets are revealed… no more guessing about how to get the instant belly rub or toy or doors opened and closed on our command. Also within these scrumptious pages are plenty of delightful stories, illustrating how we dogs are more adept at many skills, such as experiencing changes, being kind and loyal, and loving unconditionally. Get ready for fun, fur, and frivolous giggles. Plus Bandit includes four FREE Bonus Treats… “Food & Treat Safety,” “More Secrets to Happiness,” “Great Resources,” and “Careers for Dog Lovers.” Bandit says you deserve these goodies because you’ve been so good!
About the Author
Bandit Burnham Martin is a Thanksgiving pup. A Maltipoo from the Best of Breed Puppy Farm in Zephyr Hills, Florida, he started life as the runt of his litter. While the Maltipoo standard is white or champagne, he sported black hair with a strong cinnamon undercoat. A pure cinnamon band crossed his eyes forming a mask of sorts, inspiring the name Bandit. Those his coloring has changed dramatically, his Bandit name gained more significance as he quickly grew into a notorious thief. He continues to steal hearts and kisses as often as possible. Though he'd never be the standard 10-to-12-pound Maltipoo, his enormous spirit and effervescent personality boosted his stature to Super Dog. Further supporting this image shines his early friendship with Miles, a Newfoundland, and inspiring author of "Dog Days in the Life of the Miles-Mannered Man." While Bandit is physically the size of his best buddy's head, these two bonded quickly. Thanks to Miles' influence, Bandit has never considered himself a small dog in any way. In fact, there have been whispers that Bandit is also actually a Newfie himself. As part of the Witness Protection Program, his Maltipoo appearance provides a pawsitively perfect disguise for this very special Furever Dog.
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