Postcards from the Pug Bus: The Continuing Adventures of a Pug Dog Owner

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Summary: Great fun from a seasoned pug humorist
Review: Phil Maggitti, the author of Pugs: Everything About Purchase, Care, Nutrition, Behavior and Training (one of the very best pug books on the market), has turned his pen to recording some of his delightful experiences as the owner of a not-so-small herd of pugs. Pug afficionados will be familiar with Maggitti from the pages of Pug Talk, the breed magazine in which he often shares his unique brand of humor. You will hear about pug breeding (Maggitti shares a picture of an adorable puppy, confiding that, despite her cuteness, "her father was a turkey baster"), original pug sin (for Adam it was an apple; for the pug, it was a crabapple), St. Pugnacious (did you know that there were pugs in the Middle Ages?), and why Barking at Equines By Pugs should be an official Olympic competition, using the rules that Maggitti has so carefully drawn up.

Whether you own pugs or not, this book will make you laugh; if you know pugs at all, it is the book you will want to buy for all your pug-loving friends this Christmas.

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Summary: A charming giftbook and a delight to read
Review: Postcards From The Pug Bus: The Continuing Adventures Of A Pug Dog Owner is the heart-touching and witty memoir of an animal lover who has shared his life with cats, dogs, and especially warm-personality, playful pug dogs. Humor, mischief, excitement, and some mayhem are the lot of a truly devoted dog owner, and the anecdotes of Postcards From The Pug Bus are sure to resonate among pet and puppy owners everywhere. A charming giftbook and a delight to read.