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Summary: Yep, real insight into dogs' minds
Review: Those of you raving about this "fascinating" book, check a quick excerpt from the Boston Globe, Oct. 18:"At first glance, the book appears serious, but a closer look reveals an elaborate parody reminiscent of that groundbreaking work on domestic animal aesthetics, 'Why Cats Paint.' " For those of you to whom this isn't already apparent... well, perhaps Santa can bring you an extra copy for Christmas, after you've mulled it over with the Tooth Fairy.
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Summary: Fake! Oh Please get a life! (and a sense of humour!)
Review: What a wonderful book. Its the natural companion to "Why Cats Paint", intelligently written and superbly illustrated by a trio who obviously get more fun and enjoyment from the company of their canine buddies than most people do. Anyone who thinks that they are attempting to deceive people into believing that dogs build stick pyramids in ponds requires an urgent sense of humour transplant before they die from a terminal case of boring personality syndrome. I look forward to the sequel.
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