Why Do Dogs Drink Out of the Toilet?: 101 of the Most Perplexing Questions Answered about Canine Conundrums, Medical Mysteries & Befuddling Behaviors

by Marty Becker and Gina Spadafori

Because They're Dogs That's why dogs drink out of the toilet. That's why they bark when you're on the phone, smell each other's behinds, go crazy when they see the letter carrier, jump up to say hello... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0757305725
• ISBN13: 9780757305726
• Release Date: January 2006
• Publisher: Hci
• Length: 213 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.0" x 7.0"

Customer Reviews

Now my DOG makes sense!

This book has helped me understand my dog, and I think he is happier too!

Alot of Ruff stuff !!!!!

I adopted a rescue puppy 15 months ago and before I did, I studied everything I could find about being a puppy parent and everything I could get my hands on about new medical discoveries, vaccines and overall health care for dogs. Technology and science, update dramatically, every day and being informed was my main objective. I recently came across this little gem of a book and I LOVE IT !! By just living with animals, you tend to understand them, but there are many new and interesting ideas and knowledge in this book that just knocked my socks off !! I love the way it was written, I can tell these people truly love their animals, and I learned, learned, learned !! My dogs feel that I am educated now, and who else's opinion really matters ?

Cats Rule and Dogs Really DO Drool!

This little volume is a treasure trove of information about our crazy and wonderful canine companions! As a family doctor for four-legged family members, I have been asked many of these questions over the years. I never expected to find such a concise compellation of terrific answers! My colleague, Dr. Marty Becker, and Gina Spadafori have done a wonderful job of imparting knowledge sprinkled with good humor. A must-read for any dog lover!

Captivating Canine Capers

As a pet care columnist and behavior consultant, I've received many of the same canine queries--but this book offers a few hum-dingers I've never been asked! What fun! After co-authoring two "Chicken Soup" pet books with Dr. Marty Becker, I'm jealous that my friend Gina Spadafori had the fun this time around. I hope my own work can offer half as much insight and entertainment as this delightful "uncensored" dog-matic dialogue of all-things canine. The book offers education in tasty treat-size helpings, and should be considered the ultimate reward for any dog lover. Even more importantly, this book provides edu-tainment for dog-loving readers. And that's just plain good medicine for everyone concerned. Click--good boy/girl! Amy D. Shojai, CABC, pet care columnist, and author of 20+ books including PETiQuette: Solving Behavior Problems in Your Multipet Household, and co-author of Chicken Soup for the Dog Lover's Soul.

And I Thought I Knew Everything....

OK, so, I have this thing where I buy little books to give as gifts to dog friends, you know, in case they come over to the house and bring me something, I can just whip out the little gift and pretend I had it all planned just for them. So it has to be something good, or else I'll look like a total loser and we can't have that, can we? And now this book is the one. Because while I wondered if it would be kind of "yawn, who could ask such an obvious question?" and "doesn't EVERYONE KNOW THAT already?", the authors actually found all these genuinely interesting and usually quite funny questions to ask, including several I had no clue as to how to answer. On reflection I'm not sure I should have admitted that publicly. Many copies of this will be flying around the country to my dog friends this holiday season - if, that is, I have any dog friends who won't already have bought it for themselves.