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The Love Language of Dogs: Hilarious Ways Your Dog is Trying to Show Their Love
This funny illustrated book revels in the unusual ways your dog expresses their love and affection
You love your furry friend and they love you too... lots. But has your dog ever gone a bit too far in pursuit of your approval, their good intentions leading to mischief and chaos?
Brimming with humorous illustrations and witty captions, this book is here to help you appreciate the hilarious ways your pet pup tries to show their love. Within you will find
- What happens when your dog decides to make you dinner
- What your pooch is trying to achieve by barking over all your guests
- Why you should always be suspicious when your pet brings you free things
Perfect for dog lovers and owners alike, The Love Language of Dogs offers valuable insight into the strange forms your pup's affection might take. It's sure to bring a smile to your face as you realize that, although sometimes misguided, your pooch always has the best of intentions!
You love your furry friend and they love you too... lots. But has your dog ever gone a bit too far in pursuit of your approval, their good intentions leading to mischief and chaos?
Brimming with humorous illustrations and witty captions, this book is here to help you appreciate the hilarious ways your pet pup tries to show their love. Within you will find
- What happens when your dog decides to make you dinner
- What your pooch is trying to achieve by barking over all your guests
- Why you should always be suspicious when your pet brings you free things
Perfect for dog lovers and owners alike, The Love Language of Dogs offers valuable insight into the strange forms your pup's affection might take. It's sure to bring a smile to your face as you realize that, although sometimes misguided, your pooch always has the best of intentions!
96 pages, Hardcover
Published September 2, 2025
About the author
Sam Hart
132 books4 followersSam Hart was born in England and had a healthy start living in Braunston, a small town in the Midlands, but after a quick stay in foggy London, left for the tropical beaches of Brazil - only to find himself in the midst of smoggy São Paulo (the third largest city in the world).
Never wandering far from his dream of making comics, he drew fanzines throughout school and college, eventually finding steady work doing scientific diagrams for Brazil’s most popular magazines. In the last few years he has made the change to comic work, being published at Mongoose, Variance Press and Markosia.
Starship Troopers: Alamo Bay, originally published by Mongoose, is in the top 300 comics sold in March 2006, and Brothers: The Fall Of Lucifer is a 10-part series based on Wendy Alec’s novel. Both are written/adapted by Tony Lee and published by Markosia.
Tony and Sam are teaming up again for a 140-page graphic novel featuring one of Britain's most loved outlaws, called Robin Hood:Outlaw's Pride, due in 2008 from Walker Books.
Sam has also taken part in Civil Wardrobe and Just1Page, put together by Richard Johnston and Ade Brown, respectively.
The Variance Anthology is available here.
Sam eventually wants to move back to a small town and thinks that writing in the third person is really tiring.
Never wandering far from his dream of making comics, he drew fanzines throughout school and college, eventually finding steady work doing scientific diagrams for Brazil’s most popular magazines. In the last few years he has made the change to comic work, being published at Mongoose, Variance Press and Markosia.
Starship Troopers: Alamo Bay, originally published by Mongoose, is in the top 300 comics sold in March 2006, and Brothers: The Fall Of Lucifer is a 10-part series based on Wendy Alec’s novel. Both are written/adapted by Tony Lee and published by Markosia.
Tony and Sam are teaming up again for a 140-page graphic novel featuring one of Britain's most loved outlaws, called Robin Hood:Outlaw's Pride, due in 2008 from Walker Books.
Sam has also taken part in Civil Wardrobe and Just1Page, put together by Richard Johnston and Ade Brown, respectively.
The Variance Anthology is available here.
Sam eventually wants to move back to a small town and thinks that writing in the third person is really tiring.
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December 23, 2025
It's a cute and funny little book that any dog lover will understand.
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