… just yet!
“Who Said I was up for Adoption?“ by Colin Chappell (How 80lbs of German Shepherd/Rottweiler adopted himself out of a shelter and into my heart) is available in eBook, paperback and hard cover formats.
During the month of April, the paperback and hard cover formats will be discounted by 20%, if ordered directly from Friesen Press.
Review from amazon.com:
“A dog leaves paw prints on the heart that last forever!” This heartwarming story of the bond created between a German Shepherd and the owner he chose will keep you turning the pages. It will make you cry; for did you know that dogs can sob? And it will make you laugh, Houdini is no match for Ray! Most of all it will make you fall in love with a German Shepherd who was given a second chance at life, thanks to a very patient and caring human, Colin. If you are a dog lover you will want to add this book to your collection! And if not a dog lover, you may just change your mind after reading this!! Find out what you are missing!”
A New Direction Perhaps? 
One spoilt pooch right there…love the blanket.
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He certainly is a very different dog now compared to when he initially adopted me! (The full story is in the book!).
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Oh, that’s such a lovely review!!
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It certainly is, and reviews apparently mean a lot to the average book purchaser so I really appreciate all of them.
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😊👍
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🙂 Love that final relaxed pic.
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Yup. To be that vulnerable, he must have found his home. 🙂
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They say that don’t they. We called it the Pure Bliss position.
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Very appropriate. 🙂
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Too late for me!😎
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Ah … but you have learned so much about Ray and I, which others have yet to do. 🙂
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Aww!! That paw-print blanket just makes Ray look even more adorable.
The other picture you just have to laugh at. 🙂
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He is a very entertaining individual now. I so remember his claw marks down my chest, when he was not to entertaining!
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I am sure you do remember that, ouch!
Glad that is he entertaining now. Much easier on the body,eh. 🙂
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Yes, much easier. Having two sets of parallel red lines down one’s chest is quite memorable, as is looking into a large open mouth full of teeth lunging at you(me). That was my introduction to Ray exhibiting “startle response”!
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That’s a kind of introduction that you really don’t want to repeat twice!
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Well, if you recall from the book, it took me two times to “get the message”! 🙂
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I had forgotten that. I guess you can be glad that it didn’t take 3 times. 🙂
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🙂
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He takes the damndest pictures! What a great life he has now. And yes! BUY THE BOOK!
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Thank you Kate. I always appreciate support from a cat lover …. for a dog book! 🙂
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I love dogs too but I always worked so cats were easer. Then when I retired I already had cats so I kept getting more. They are addictive.
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Yup. I can understand that. 🙂
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