 ONCE IN A WHILE,
Mother Nature adds a touch of
whimsy in the evolution of a species.
While the result may resemble its
parentage, the mind and spirit form a
whole other branch in the tree of life.
The Spy Child is one of those suckers,
stemming from a wayward root, winding
herself tightly around the hearts of all
who stumble upon her.
Many resources will tell you all about what
a normal Rottweiler is and where they
came from. Other books teach you how to
train a dog for obedience and agility rings
according to well-established plans.
THIS IS NOT SUCH A BOOK.
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the scenes look at these venues, and what
can happen if a little Rottweiler puppy with a wicked
sense of humor,
an energy level that's off the charts,
the
intelligence of an eight-year-old child,
and the curiosity
of a cat comes along.
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These are stories of just such a
pup, told as truthfully as one dares to admit.
Spy's endless sense of humor and her "brilliant at the
time" ideas-combined with her altogether-too-cute
angelic face and innocent expressions-gain forgiveness
after every incident.
She leaves people in her wake smiling,
or at least feeling as if they should, while they brace
for her next escapade.
"Spy Child is the
devil-may-care,
glass-half-full (before
she dives into it) dog
that some of my own
were (well, almost).
I had all the fun of
reading about it,
laughing, and enjoying
the illustrations,
without the angst,
embarrassment and
having to clean up
the mess!" | |
CHRIS WALKOWICZ
Dog Writers Association of
America President Emeritus
and AKC Judge
READERS TAKE WARNING:
Never underestimate the mind of a
brilliant, highly-enterprising Rottweiler.
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