Superhero Dog And Friends: The fantastic dog adventures of Kudo, #2

By Nicholas Salerno III

The Fantastic Dog Adventures Of KUDO

SUPERHERO DOG AND FRIENDS

 

Kudo is back. Kudos greatest challenge of all is to take on being a real hero. He must use his gift of greatness to protect his family, friends and his city. 

 

BY Nicholas Salerno III

 

 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Nicholas Salerno III
• Release date: Mar 10, 2022
• ISBN: 9798201594947

Nicholas Salerno III

Nicholas Salerno III is an author, certified coach, painter, and app creator. He has authored four books including two novels as well as a biography, and his work has been published in magazines such as Martha Stewart Weddings and Sunset. He has been featured on reality television shows including Rustic Rehab, and has worked with the producers of Everybody Loves Raymond to help produce the popular reality show Extreme Makeover. Nicholas has a certified coaching specialty as an addiction coach, having completed training and research on addiction and drug counseling. Nicholas is passionate about helping people get free from addiction, and wrote “The Battle Plan Against Addiction” from his in-depth knowledge of addiction recovery. This book will help the loved ones of addicts better understand them, and offers a plan to help addicts get the help they need. Nicholas knows how powerless one can feel while watching a loved one battle addiction, and in “The Battle Plan Against Addiction”, he’s brought together his research as well as his coaching expertise to empower and encourage those who want to help a loved one. Nicholas considers himself a ‘multipotentialite’ - someone who has many different creative interests and pursuits. Having grown up in Oceanside, California, Nicholas grew up at the beach and is an avid surfer. One of his primary life-long interests is karate and self-defense, and he had the honor of training under Dragan Marjanovic in Hanakido karate. Dragan is a recognized master, whose sensei was Master Han, who played Billy Jack. Nicholas has his black belt in karate. Nicholas’s creative pursuits include his work as a painting contractor, video making, and music. He’s a skilled musician, proficient on guitar, bass, drums, and - his favorite - the native Navajo flute. He also enjoys performing as a magician. In addition to his personal interests and pursuits, Nicholas is committed to making the world around him a better place. He served as the president of the historical Honey Run Covered Bridge in his hometown, and he has worked on many environmental projects. Nicholas currently resides in Chico, California with his family, including his wife, Angela, and his young children, Elsa and Nico. He coaches at Up Lift a Life (upliftalife.com), his painting business is Royal Painting (royalpainting.co), and he makes apps at appstacom.com

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Chapter 1

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Hello, friends, do you remember me? What a silly question! Of course, you remember me. I am Kudo, the best dog in the world!

The last time I told you how I came to live with my two human puppies and how I saved them from various dangers. You thought that my adventure ended? Nope, they were far from the end.

You will see raising human puppies was difficult. They always make me roll my doggie eyes cause of their silly antics. Heck, I don’t know why, but they have a tendency to get into trouble.

But, eventually, I realized that there was something much more difficult than raising human puppies, but we’ll get to that.

A year after the Hawaii adventure, my human cubs returned to normal. They were fine, but their parents were a little worrisome. My human cubs were not allowed to get out of the house for some time.

It was pretty boring when you only looked at the wall. It’s not like we were in the mountain where I could make fun of the pigmies. Nico even remembered how he could play with Gus when he wanted to before—he was that bored.

But the good thing is, this time, I had my dear Lilah. She kept me company while together we protected the human cubs, who always needed to be protected.

Life was good, but I felt a little bored eventually. When my human pups' parents felt less worried, the boys went to school every day. It was a place where human adults took care of them and gave them something called classes.

I don’t know what it was, but human cubs must love them because when they come home, they keep doing class stuff.

No dog would waste their time on this, but as I always tell you, humans were very crazy pets. Lilah always kept me company, and together, we had many adventures.

Just like one time when the mother of my human cub brought us to the park, we saw a big dog that looked like a bear. That dog was a little annoying for trying to get close to my Lilah. Good thing, I am the best dog in the world, and I managed to scare it away.

Well, that’s basically it, most of the time recently. But after you’ve had a life like mine, the routine was boring.

One day, I was quietly listening to two birds practicing their songs when the mother of my human cub spoke with someone at the door. I rolled my doggie eyes when I saw this.

That woman really did not learn. Did she forget? The last time she spoke with someone, my human cubs almost ended up at the bottom of a volcano. Since she has forgotten, for that reason, I will pay close attention to her.

This time, the girl she was talking to was a small and smiling young woman, and she had glasses—she also smells good.

What’s that’s smell? Then, I realized that she smelled like pork!

Bit, I was still suspicious of her.

At that moment, however, she saw me and