Dogs Who Work: The Canines We Cannot Live Without

All the real and important jobs dogs do, in one lavishly-illustrated book of more than 50 breeds. 

Dogs save lives and protect property. They search for treasures and sniff out criminals. They guide people who cannot see and comfort those who are sick. Dogs Who Work is about all the important jobs that real dogs do every day. Along the way, you’ll meet the breeds that excel in certain skills, from guarding priceless paintings or assisting police or gathering tennis balls! You’ll even meet the mythological dogs who could fly or bring back the dead, and the famous dog who was elected mayor. This lavishly-illustrated book is a great introduction to all the dogs we love—and cannot live without. 

Valeria Aloise is an institutional communication specialist that lives in Lausanne, Switzerland. She shares her home with French Bulldog Arnold, who she named after Arnold Schwarzenegger because of his strong stature. For her entire life she’s loved dogs and wishes all of us would return the unconditional love dogs show us!

Margot Tissot is an illustrator and graphic designer from Lausanne, Switzerland. Margot says that for her, creating is like breathing. She is inspired by different artistic movements, including surrealism, Ukiyo-e and Jugendstil. She likes reinventing herself and trying out new techniques. Wax crayons, watercolor, digital illustrations or gouache–she’ll try just about anything! 

Jeffrey K. Butt is a translator residing in St. John’s, Canada. Jeffrey holds a Master of Arts degree in French from Memorial University of Newfoundland, as well as a Master of Philosophy in Literary Translation from Trinity College, Dublin. When not translating, Jeffrey enjoys spending time at his cottage, gardening, hiking, traveling, and practicing Taekwon-Do, in which he holds a 4th degree Black Belt.