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Greetings everyone,I very pleased to have found this group. My name is Troy Kechely and I'm the founder of Big Sky Rottweiler Rescue. I'm also an instructor for law enforcement/animal control on dealing with dogs safely and wrote a book years ago (no longer in print) titled Management of Aggressive Canines for Law Enforcement. I still teach and provide expert testimony in bite incidents upon special request but my efforts of late have been writing fiction. My first novel, Stranger's Dance, has a dog as a supporting character because so often in our lives the dogs are a critical part of where we end up and who we become as people.
I look forward to discussions and learning from everyone here.
Hello!I am new to this group also, although I've been a member of Good Reads for a while, I haven't been active, but plan to change that! I am a columnist for "Just Labs" magazine and the American Kennel Club's "Family Dog" magazine, I specialize in writing about working dogs and working dogs/related programs in the conservation field. I am also the admin for the Dog Writers of America (DWAA) facebook page. Please check us out and join us!
I am an avid reader, enjoy narrative nonfiction and memoirs with a canine as a central focus.
I look forward to being part of this group, thanks!
Shelley Bueche
Hi everyone. I just found this group today and am delighted to be among fellow dog lovers. I am an avid reader as well as a writer. I have published two novels and both feature dogs in pivotal roles. The books fall in the romance/suspense genre but are clean with no sex or extreme violence. Check them out if you're interested!
My website is full of pictures of the real-life dogs that have inspired the dog characters in my book. Should you be curious, you can have a look here: www.margaretstandafer.com
I'm looking forward to hearing from everyone with book suggestions and further inspiration on how dogs can make life all the more wonderful.
Margaret
Hello everyone! I am new to goodreads but excited to be here. I have just published a book "Zen and the Art of Dog Walking" through Deeds Publishing. I'm very interested in this group. My website for the book is www.graysullivanjr.com and I also have a Facebook page for the book (still don't have a personal page up) https://www.facebook.com/G-Ray-Sulliv...My dog Bo and I just had an article posted on the Dogster site a couple of weeks ago and I just spent a weekend at Bark World in Atlanta with a BUNCH of dog and cat people.
Should be great fun chatting here!
Hi folks. I write for Your Dog Magazine and have a book out called 101 Doggy Dilemmas which has sold in excess of 1000 copies!Being a book nut, publishing my own book was a huge thrill!!
Please check it out...
http://www.101doggydilemmas.co.uk
Hi everyone. I just released my first book, Intuitive Animal Connections. My book is dedicated to foster families who can relate to these stories, or for anyone considering fostering abandoned dogs in the future.Intuitive Animal Connections is a heartwarming true story about the lessons learned from abandoned dogs after the author saved them from euthanasia.
These touching stories may inspire you to connect on a deeper level with your own pet, seeing them in a whole new light. You may never look at animals the same way again!
I currently have a FREE book giveaway:
https://giveaway.amazon.com/p/1056c0f...
You are also encouraged to subscribe for a FREE PREVIEW (First 6 Chapters) of eBook on www.intuitiveconnections.ca
Kindest regards,
Jadi
Intuitive Animal Connections
If you love dogs then you are, at some level, basically decent. Woof.This is my own dog book: Dog!: You'll Never Look At Your Dog the Same Way Again.
It's not for everyone (in particular, it's definitely 18+). But I couldn't have written it if I didn't love dogs. Especially mutts. And even more, rough collies.
Hello, my name is Sandee Rodriguez and I don't have near the credits you all do. I'm a dog lover and not a publisher author yet. Maybe you all could help. I have 3 pugs and I do write. I have books written in 2 areas of children's lit involving my pugs: picture books and early reader. I don't know how to go about getting the right representation the smart way. Two of my pugs are rescues. My page is www.milkncookiescorner.wordpress.com to see
Hi there, I'm happy to have found a community of fellow dog readers and writers! I have 4 dogs of my own and also foster for a rescue. I've written a few articles and am on the verge of publishing a book about caring for handicapped dogs.
Kristin wrote: "Hi there, I'm happy to have found a community of fellow dog readers and writers! I have 4 dogs of my own and also foster for a rescue. I've written a few articles and am on the verge of publishing ..."I'm very glad to meet you Kristin and love what you do.
Hello everyone,I just joined your group because I write books about a dog name Lady Bird, a beagle, who supports and provides therapy to children with special needs. I just released my second book on August 21, 2016. I am also a book reviewer for Readers' Favorite. I saw your group and thought I could learn from your experiences in writing and marketing your books about pets.
Happy to find this group! My third book, Farm Dogs, will be released on Oct 5th by Storey Publishing. I'm a lifelong dog lover who has been writing and reading about domestic animals for a long time, but this is my first book exclusively dedicated to dogs. Looking forward to talking about dogs here!You can find out more about my passions at www.jandohner.com.
And I will be holding a giveaway as well!
Welcome to this group. Dogs have so much to contribute to this world, often overlooked.
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My name is Janet Squires and I'm new to this group. I'm a writer with a special interest in animal rescue and welfare issues. I've fostered numerous dogs in addition to the rescues that are part of my family. I've worked to raise awareness about puppy mills, bailed dogs out of shelters, bottle-fed orphaned puppies, cared for the sick and injured, assisted at births, and shed tears over abandoned or abused dogs that didn't survive in spite of heroic efforts by veterinarians. I support a variety of rescue organizations.