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- They may be known as man's best friend, but as the writers in this poignant, funny, and dramatic collection know, there's no gender divide when it comes to canines.
- About the Author: Megan McMorris is a full-time freelance writer based in Portland, Oregon.
- 320 Pages
- Pets, Dogs
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About the Book
They may be known as man's best friend, but as the writers in this poignant, funny, and dramatic collection know, there's no gender divide when it comes to canines. Whether walking down the street, gathering at the dog park, hitting the open road, or spending one too many nights together on the couch in front of the TV, a woman and her dog are an enduring pair. And there are many who consider their dogs to be members of their family and themselves to be full-fledged dog moms, even if they're single.From the family dog who takes on the anxiety of a family as the writer's sister battles breast cancer, to the compelling tale of a woman searching for her furry friend in the aftermath of September 11th, to the blind and deaf dog who teaches everyone about keeping on truckin' no matter what predicaments she gets into, the essays in this anthology get at the heart of love -- and yes, sometimes love-hate-relationships women have with the dogs in their lives.
Book Synopsis
They may be known as man's best friend, but as the writers in this poignant, funny, and dramatic collection know, there's no gender divide when it comes to canines. Whether walking down the street, gathering at the dog park, hitting the open road, or spending one too many nights together on the couch in front of the TV, a woman and her dog are an enduring pair. And there are many who consider their dogs to be members of their family and themselves to be full-fledged dog moms, even if they're single.
From the family dog who takes on the anxiety of a family as the writer's sister battles breast cancer, to the compelling tale of a woman searching for her furry friend in the aftermath of September 11th, to the blind and deaf dog who teaches everyone about keeping on truckin' no matter what predicaments she gets into, the essays in this anthology get at the heart of love--and yes, sometimes love-hate relationships--women have with the dogs in their lives.
About the Author
Megan McMorris is a full-time freelance writer based in Portland, Oregon. The author of Oregon Hiking (Avalon Travel, 2004), and co-author of Pacific Northwest Hiking (Avalon Travel, 2005), her articles have appeared in Runner's World, Self, Hooked on the Outdoors, Glamour, Parents, Marie Claire, Sports Illustrated Women, Cooking Light, Fitness, and lifetimetv.com, among others.