A Dog's Way Home Quotes

“When she sat on the couch I jumped up to be with her and I put my head in her lap. I could feel some of the tension and sadness leave her. I was giving Mom comfort. This was more important than going for walks, more important than helping feed the cats—it was the most important job I had. I knew I should sit with Mom for as long as she needed me.”
― W. Bruce Cameron, A Dog's Way Home

“I knew, though, that life was never that easy, that instead of doors being opened for you, to get anywhere, you had to jump over fences.”
― W. Bruce Cameron, A Dog's Way Home

“Both boys ate some of the dog snacks, which I found both odd and disturbing.”
― W. Bruce Cameron, A Dog's Way Home

“I was seized by a fury I did not understand, an instinctive rage coming from deep inside. My mind filled with what seemed like memories of things that had never happened, of vicious battles with these creatures. They were my enemy and I was driven to kill them, to tear into them with my teeth and close my jaws on their necks.”
― W. Bruce Cameron, A Dog's Way Home

“says that fifteen percent of dogs can sense seizures”
― W. Bruce Cameron, A Dog's Way Home

“Bella’s visits to the VA are unauthorized.”
― W. Bruce Cameron, A Dog's Way Home

“aromas. Above, a ceiling of parched wood dropped dust”
― W. Bruce Cameron, A Dog's Way Home