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A DOG'S BEST FRIEND ACTIVITY BOOK
by Lisa Rosenthal
Over 60 inventive activities build a long-lasting friendship between kids and their dogs. Includes care tips, pet-care resources, animal organizations and events, amusing trivia for dog lovers, more.
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A GIFT TO SHARE-THE STORY OF MORITZ
by Barry Schieber
A Gift to Share is a book about generosity. The story follows the adventures of Moritz the puppy as he moves from Switzerland to Montana and learns to be a therapy dog. Mary Garbe's beautiful illustrations are so engaging you feel you are walking with Moritz.
This is a timeless book for children of all ages.
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A PEACEFUL MIND - TRAVELS WITH MORITZ
by Barry Schieber
A series centered around one beautiful, charismatic Bernese Mountain Dog named Moritz, his travels and life's journey. Moritz and Barry are off again, this time on an excursion to Switzerland. Beautifully illustrated.
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ALFRED'S NOSE
by Vivienne Flesher
Vivienne Flesher is an artist and photographer and the creator of numerous books for children. The story of Alfred's Nose is based on her own French bulldog, who grew to love his nose.
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AN OPEN HEART-A STORY ABOUT MORITZ
by Barry Schieber
On a hike to the Bob Marshall Wilderness Moritz, the Bernese Mountain Dog, teaches Barry about sharing kindness.
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BEFORE SANTA WAS SANTA
by Gareth Lee & Susan Ellenbee, illustrated by Mary Garbe
(Includes coloring book.) A child's Christmas story featuring Bernese Mt. Dogs, divided into chapters that can be used as a count down to Christmas as the story is read aloud.
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CORNEEL AT THE PLAZA
by Janet York & Rosemary Carroll
The further adventures of Corneel in New York as he becomes "Young Plaza Ambassador". A gift any Cavalier owner would cherish.
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CORNEEL THE CAVALIER
by Janet York & Rosemary Carroll
A beautiful gift item for Cavalier owners! Join this lively puppy as he faces turmoil to discover his destiny in the big city. Wonderful color photos.
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DOG HEAVEN
by Cynthia Rylant
In heaven, dogs run free in endless fields, nap on fluffy clouds, are given treats by passing angels. A gentle explanation of life after death sure to satisfy the child in each of us.
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DOGS FOR KIDS: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT DOGS & CD
by Kristin Mehus-Roe
Numerous sidebars and appendices cover the whole range of the subject of dogs, dog breeds, dog ownership, and training. This is the one book on dogs that every dog-owning kid (or kid who wants a dog) must have.
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DOGS OF THE WORLD DOT-TO-DOT
by Marty Crisp
Big dot-to-dot pictures of 38 breeds. Can be colored in when finished, and includes some information on each dog.
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EVERYONE LOVES ELWOOD - A TRUE STORY
by Karen Quigley
Beautifully illustrated, the true story of ,Elwood, a funny-looking XOLOITZCUINTLI puppy who enjoys a fabulous life once he finds a loving home. (Elwood wins the 2007 World's Ugliest Dog Contet.)
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FAVORITE DOGS COLORING BOOK
by John Green
A wonderful coloring book with excellent line drawings of 40 purebred dogs. Appropriate for all ages.
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GAMES & RHYMES FOR DOG TRAINING TIMES - A CHILD'S DOG TRAINING BOOK
by Allan Bauman
Designed to help parents implement simple dog training games with their children. The goal is for the child to develop a strong friendship with the dog, and to have a dog that listens to and respects the child.
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GOOD DOG! KIDS TEACH KIDS ABOUT DOG BEHAVIOR AND TRAINING
by Evelyn Pang & Hilary Louie
What is it that kids need to know about dogs? How to be safe around dogs, how to recognize what a dog is doing, and how to learn the right way to train a dog are three good places to start. And, of course, it's really cool if the authors understand kids and speak their language, which in the case of Good Dog! they do because the authors are kids themselves. A fun and educational book on dogs, written by kids for kids!
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GOODBYE, JAKE
by Bam Schildkraut
Goodbye, Jake is a reassuring story for children dealing with the death of a pet or anyone coping with loss.
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HACHIKO WAITS
by Leslea Newman
A novel inspired by the true story of a faithful Akita in Tokyo who met his master at the train station every day and continued to wait for him for ten years after his master's death.
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HELLO, GOODBYE, I LOVE YOU - THE STORY OF ALOHA, A GUIDE DOG FOR THE BLIND
by Pamela Mueller
Tells the love journey and relationship between the guide dog raiser, a sight-impaired person and the dog, a yellow Labrador Retriever, Aloha.
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HELP ME, MR. MUTT! EXPERT ANSWERS FOR DOGS WITH PEOPLE PROBLEMS
by Janes Stevens & Susan Crummel
Beautifully illustrated (many breeds represented), perfect for children ages 4 - 8.
Through letters and newspaper clippings—and with plenty of their trademark humor—Janet Stevens and Susan Stevens Crummel give voice to despairing dogs everywhere.
"They may not like costumes that people make them wear. The book parodies people problems. It’s sort of open-ended, not a good or bad judgment, and it’s about problem solving. We want people to think about what it takes to own a dog from a dog’s point of view." - Janet Stevens
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HOW SMART IS YOUR DOG? 30 FUN SCIENCE ACTIVITIES WITH YOUR PET
by D. Caroline Coile
*Won the Dog Writer's Association of America's Award, Best Children's Book of 2003!
Get to know your best friend better by entering the world of canine senses. With this fun mix of activities, play, and science, kids can find out more about how dogs see, hear, smell, taste, and touch differently from humans, and how a dog’s life and aging process differ from ours.
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HOW WILLY GOT HIS WINGS
by Deborah Turner & Diana Mohler
The further adventures of Willy the Chihuahua! This is the story of Willy's first airplane flight as he goes to meet his newly adopted grandparents and how he deals with his fears.
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JACK LONDON'S DOG
by Dirk Wales and Barry Moser
So, we know what happened to Jack London, Buck and Call Of The Wild, but, what happened to Jack, the dog who was left behind? This is his story. Target age group 10 - 16 years
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LITTLE LIONS, BULL BAITERS & HUNTING HOUNDS: A HISTORY OF DOG BREEDS
by Shelley Ann Jackson & Jeff Crosby
For the young reader, this book is a fascinating look at the distinct groups that have developed — hunting, herding, working, and companion — as humans selectively bred dogs to bring out desired attributes. Stunning illustrations, maps, and fascinating information combine to explain the origins and characteristics of typical breeds within each grouping.
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MAGGIE AND HERO
by Margaret O'Brien
Maggie, a yellow Labrador puppy, has created havoc in her house. But a day that starts as a disaster turns into a triumph!
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MARLEY, A DOG LIKE NO OTHER
by John Grogan
(AGES 8-12) When the Grogan family is ready for a dog, they choose Marley, a yellow furball of a puppy who quickly grows into a large, rowdy Labrador retriever. Marley has a zest for life, and as he grows, so does his enthusiasm.
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MAY I PET YOUR DOG? THE HOW-TO GUIDE FOR KIDS MEETING DOGS
by Stephanie Calmenson
What's the best way to meet a dog and make friends? In this book, a dachshund named Harry shows you. Combining expertise and common sense, with an eye to both safety and fun, Harry's advice begins with one simple rule: Always ask the owner, "May I pet your dog?"
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MCDUFF AND THE BABY
by Rosemary Wells
Ever since McDuff moved into Fred and Lucy's house, he has been happy every day in every way. Then the baby arrives... Life changed, and McDuff's nose was definitely out of joint!
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MEETING MILO
by Yvette Van Veen & David Perks
Milo and Jordan teach children valuable lessons in dog bite prevention through real life scenarios, memory aides and modeling. Ages 3 - 6.
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MY SENATOR AND ME - A DOG'S-EYE VIEW OF WASHINGTON, DC
by Senator Edward Kennedy
A day in the life of Senator Edward M. Kennedy and his Portuguese Water Dog, Splash. Illustrated by David Small, Caldecott Medal-winning Artist.
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RIPTIDE
by Frances Ward Weller
When "Riptide Windjammer" first came home to keep young Zachary company, no one knew he would live up to his name. Based on the story of the real "Rip", the illustrations in this book for younger readers are especially nice!
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SALT & PEPPER AT THE PIKE PLACE MARKET
by Carol Losi
Salt is a wild guy with messy fur and bad manners. Pepper is a little lady, obedient and sweet. Then one day at the Pike Place Market, the crowd gets thick, the fish are flying, and two little dogs accidentally get switched, ending up with the wrong owners. Now what?
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SEAMAN'S JOURNAL - ON THE TRAIL WITH LEWIS AND CLARK
by Patricia Eubank
A "first-person" account of the Lewis & Clark Expedition by Seaman, a Newfoundland belonging to Merriweather Lewis. Contains a ribbon bookmark and a recipe for Native American pemmican. Grades K - 3.
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SILLY DOG TRICKS: FUN FOR YOU AND YOUR BEST FRIEND
by Carol Coile
Pooch-loving kids will get a kick out of this 'fetching' look at how to teach their dogs new tricks. Each stunt is fun to teach, low-pressure, and gives youngsters pride in themselves and their pet.
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SIT, TRUMAN!
by Dan Harper
English Mastiff Truman is one big bundle of affection and drool. He shares his house - and his toys - with little Oscar. Full-color illustrations. Ages 3 - 7 or adult fanciers.
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THE DOG WHO THOUGHT HE WAS SANTA
by Bill Wallace
Times are tough, and 12-year-old Don Franklin is not sure his family will have enough money to celebrate Christmas. His dog, Frank, thinks worrying is a waste of time.
This homespun novel is told in alternating voices by a boy and his dog.
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THE TAILS OF BRINKLEY THE BERNER - THE BEGINNING
by Laura Leah Johnson
The story of Brinkley, a Bernese Mountain Dog and his friends, captivates the younger reader (ages 2-5) with wonderful illustrations and an easy-to-read story line.
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TOTALLY FUN THINGS TO DO WITH YOUR DOG
by Maxine Rock
Games and activities for kids and canines, plus basic training tips and fascinating facts about dogs! Variations on old games and new ideas, too.
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