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In Dog We Trust: Canine Advice Trilogy, #2
In Dog We Trust: Canine Advice Trilogy, #2
In Dog We Trust: Canine Advice Trilogy, #2
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In Dog We Trust: Canine Advice Trilogy, #2

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Welcome back to the enchanting world of Dr. Mutt, the charismatic canine therapist who continues to share his boundless wisdom and infectious humor. In this second volume of his Canine Advice Trilogy, Dr. Mutt expands his reach, helping not only canines but also felines, horses, and humans appreciate the unique beauty of their lives. Prepare to be inspired as you dive into Dr. Mutt's letters, where he addresses a variety of concerns and offers life-changing advice that transcends species. So, grab a copy and immerse yourself in Dr. Mutt's transformative advice. Let his universal wisdom and infectious humor guide you towards a life filled with joy.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherPiggy Press
Release dateJun 10, 2023
ISBN9789962571100
In Dog We Trust: Canine Advice Trilogy, #2

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    In Dog We Trust - Dr. Sparkus T. Mutt

    In Dog We Trust

    Dr. Sparkus T. Mutt

    Canine Therapist

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    No. 2

    Piggy Press

    Copyright © 2023

    Illustrations ©, Andrea Alvarado (Andrea Saroya)

    All rights reserved

    ISBN: 9789962571100, ebook

    ISBN: 9789962629405, paperback

    Any resemblance to members of the animal kingdom,

    living or dead, is purely coincidental.

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    To all my friends, canine and otherwise,

    who helped me find my way to fame and fortune.

    May the big D. in the sky shower you with eternal blessings!

    STM, C.T.

    CONTENTS

    Cattitude

    Hooters and Tweeters

    Patio Prize

    Salty Dog

    P. H. D.

    Poodle Power

    Play Pal

    Tick Magnet

    Hunting Party

    No Laughing Matter

    Bunny Hop

    7-Up & 7-Down

    Spittin’ at My Image

    Spots or Dots?

    Goatees are for Goats?

    Is she or isn’t she?

    Dog Days - Dog Nights

    A Cut Above

    Going for the Gold

    Double Identity

    Who’s Your Daddy?

    A Cat by Any Other Name

    The Thin Yellow Line

    Trick for Treat?

    Ticket?

    Urgent: Search & Rescue

    On Charming

    Reflections in a Silver Bowl

    Stranger Things

    Doggles

    Prison Pups

    Cube in Crisis

    Lucky Number One

    On Line

    BBQ Betrayal

    Doggie Doldrums

    Matchless Mongrel

    A Rash Act

    No Bull

    Doggie Do!

    Hokey Pokey

    Leashed for Life

    Mouthing Off

    Caninology

    Doggie Dreams

    Pining in the Woods

    Hairy Scary

    Hurricane Hiatus

    H2O No!

    Beagle Blues

    Over the Edge

    Hope for the Homeless

    Born Bold

    Girl Talk

    Great Expectations

    Kibbles for Boots

    Computer Canine

    To Give and Forget

    Gold or Glitter?

    A Telling Tail

    Wet Behind the Ears

    Currency Question

    The Illustrator

    The Editor

    The Author

    Thanks!

    More Advice

    Cattitude

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    DEAR DR. MUTT,

    Yesterday the girl child brought home Matt, a cat with an attitude as long as his tail! The master gave him the luxury suite in the tool shed; and get this, he has his own bathroom! Shucks, when they brought me home, they stuck me outside, and I have to go in the great outdoors! And what’s worse, when I try to be friendly; he pokes his fluffy head out the window and hisses at me! The nerve! This is so unfair! I demand equal rights! Or at the very least, I want to replace Matt!

    Disgusted in Diablo

    Dear Disgusted,

    You have every right to feel maligned, but alas such is life as the feline sees it. Matt is not a mutt, and his job probably involves a search & destroy mission that requires him to be indoors. And though we canines can seek a better living condition, who wants to poop in a box?

    Your true task as a canine is to be a loyal guardian of your master. So demonstrate this by doing your job to the best of your ability without complaint. At day’s end, you will be rewarded by a grateful master.

    Sparky

    Hooters and Tweeters

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    DEAR DR. MUTT,

    I was born with the biggest ears in the world. They drag on the ground when I walk. They are such a hindrance that I step on them when I try to run and chase the birds. I heard that there is an operation that can reduce and re-shape my big floppy ears and make them into trim, smart-looking amplifiers. What would you advise?

    Amplified in Anchorage

    Dear Amplified,

    You don’t mention your breed, but actually that is not too important. What IS important is how you feel about yourself. Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder, and if you behold yourself as not so nice, then you must do something about that image, and you have two options.

    You could try to convince your master that you urgently need corrective surgery.

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