DACHSHUNDS CAN FLY by Helga Stipa Madland AVAILABLE AT: http://www.amazon.com Paperback and Kindle http://www.alibris.com/ http://www.wikio.com/ http://www.flipcart.com/ http://www.barnesandnoble.com/ Dachshund Links: ww.dailydoxie.com/ "DailyDoxie.com is your source for free daily dachshund photos, past dachshund pictures, dachshund resources, and more."www.doxidelight.com "Catering to lovers of the long and low since 1991." www.doxiedigest.com "The magazine dedicated to people owned by dachshunds." The Little Dog now has his own Facebook Page: Check out "Dachshunds Can Fly." |
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THE LITTLE DOG Traveling with a dog, especially a dachshund, is entertaining and challenging. In the early nineties, my husband Richard and I spent a short time traveling in Germany and Greece and after that lived in France for one year, with our dog. Our dachshund's name was also Richard; in order to avoid confusion, we called him the Little Dog. The Little Dog, who already had strong opinions about his likes and dislikes, fell in love with French bread. No one could remove it from his mouth once it had landed there, which happened frequently. His antics, and his relentless energy and enthusiasm are a formidable presence in this true story of travel, food, and daily life in another culture. This book will appeal to travelers, armchair travelers, dog lovers, dachshund lovers, francophiles, foodies, and anyone who likes a funny story about people and dogs. Contact: land@ou.edu Bumper sticker seen on the campus of the University of Oklahoma: "Your honor student is a pawn in my dachshund's world domination plot." Dachshunds rule! |