Book about a dog

Dog books: stories & caring for

Buy: Dogs and Puppies

Softcover

about 8×9 inches; 32 pages

This book is an essential guide for any young animal lover who wants to know how to look after a dog or puppy. There is lots of information about training, brushing and bathing, and even games to play with your dog.

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Buy: Dogs IR

Softcover

Dogs

about 5×9 inches; 32 pages

How do dogs say hello? Which kind of dog can’t bark? Why do some dogs bury their toys? Find the answers and more in this charming beginning reader, with recommended web sites.

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Buy: That’s not My Puppy

Hardcover

That’s not my puppy

about 6×6 inches; 12 pages

The imaginative use of textures board book about a puppy adds a delightful dimension to sharing books with babies and toddlers. Bright illustrations are combined with simple text to develop sensory and language awareness.
Very young children will love turning the pages to meet a number of different fun-to-touch puppies. Looking for a puppy baby book? This is a great one!

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Buy: Jack Russell Dog Book

What’s happening to the collars of Doggeroo? First Shuffle the pug gets mugged. Then the ranger catches him without his collar. So when Red’s collar is stolen, Jack knows he has a case on his paws. Will an attack of the jack-pack be enough to nobble the mugger? Can Jack get to the bottom of – THE MUGGED PUG?

“A fun and fast-paced early chapter book young sleuths will enjoy.” – Kids Bookshelf

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Buy: Find the Puppy

Hardcover

Find the puppy

about 6×6 inches; 10 pages

This book about a puppy provides very young children with the challenge of something to look for, amusing situations to talk about, and familiar objects to name.

Simple board book for babies where your child can locate the puppy on each page.

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Buy: Dog Sticker Book

There are over ninety different dogs in this book. Using the descriptions and the pictures, try to match each sticker to the right entry. If you need help, an index and checklist at the back of the book tells you which stickers go with which animal. You can also use this book as a spotter’s handbook to make a note of the dogs you have seen. At the back of the book, there’s a list of words used to describe dogs’ coats.