[.ca] What My Dog Has Taught Me About Life (ISBN 1562926276)

The perfect book for dog lovers:
The inspiring stories and their practical applications, the delightful photos, the endearing dogs, and the vulnerability of the writer make this book a must for everyone who has every been "owned" by a dog or wishes to be. The wisdom in the "Mutterings," the meaningful thoughts and scriptures in "Paws for Prayer," the tasty "Something to Chew on" sections, the artistic pen and ink drawings, the "photos that tell a story," and the paw prints throughout the book all add up to sheer delight. This is the perfect gift for dog lovers, even those who say they don't read.

More Than Just a Pretty Book for Your Coffee Table!:
Mr. Stanley's beautifully presented book sent my heart soaring and occasionally put a tear in my eye. If you have ever loved a dog, I predict you will enjoy this book. It's jacket will make it right at home on your coffee table, but this book will not just be a pretty decoration; it will be read and reread. Our family especially enjoyed reading it aloud to one another because it stimulated memories of our own dog and her antics. It is full of insight and love. I gave it to several friends and relatives for Christmas and the response was unanimous--THANKS for a great book!

Just Listen To What Your Dog Is Telling You:
A few minutes ago, I finished Mr. Stanley's book. I had wondered if there were others who learned from those special dogs who are insightful, attentive, intelligent and totally devoted. Obviously, Gary Stanley is one of those, and he communicates so well the blessings of sharing life with another of God's creatures.

Hilarious, Inspirational:
I just finished reading this book and discovered an abundance of chuckles and many insights about my own life.

God's Wisdom from His Creatures:
My mother is a friend of the author, and for a while in 1999, she took care of "Griffin", one of the dogs described in this book. She talked often about his remarkable face and demeanor, and raved about Mr. Stanley's stories. Twice now I have been amazed at how right she is-- Griffin is an amazing dog-- he can look at you in a way that almost goes through you. And then to see that translated into these short stories is just amazing. "The Dog Who Walk Himself" has much to teach us, even though he probably doesn't know he's doing it. As this book shows us, God has many ways of teaching us His lessons. I think even my cat-loving self can agree with that!