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published
October 1st 1994
by Crimeline
binding
Mass Market Paperback, 304 pages
isbn
0553294849
(isbn13: 9780553294842)
description
Ruffly, a mutt who hears for the hearing-impaired, tunes into sounds no humans can hear when he and his owner move into the home of a recently dec...more
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I was pleased when a friend informed me of Conant's dog/detective series. Growing up with a grandmother who devoured every "The Cat Who..." story, which never interested me, I have long wanted dog-themed books of same.
The author does not disappoint. The books are witty, informational, and quick-reads, without being too predictable.
The author does not disappoint. The books are witty, informational, and quick-reads, without being too predictable.
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These dogs remind me of my Mellie, but she is a Golden Retriever, so much more loving to all.
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