My Doggie Says... Messages from Jamie: How a Dog Named Jamie Talks to Her People

by Fred M. Haney

My Doggie Says... is about a golden retriever named Jamie and her ability to communicate with her people, Fred and Barbara. Through different actions and body language, she sends messages. The book... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0978551508
• ISBN13: 9780978551506
• Release Date: January 2007
• Publisher: Marion Venture Publishing
• Length: 93 Pages
• Weight: 0.48 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 5.1" x 7.8"

Customer Reviews

My Doggie Says

My Doggie Says...: Messages from Jamie -- How a dog named Jamie "talks" to her people My Doggie Says is a wonderful book that inspired me to listen more closely to my own dog and her body language, preferences, signals and cues. It is said that dog is man's best friend, and this is so. Reading My Doggie Says showed me how I can be my dog's best friend. I can recommend this book to anyone who loves their dog and wants to be inspired and shown how to better communicate and interact with your beloved pet. Very interesting read and lots of cute pictures!

A deftly researched and compiled advice book

Just because they don't have the gift of speech does not mean animals - dogs in particular - are incapable of communication with humans. "My Doggie Says...: Messages from Jamie" is a guide to communicating with your pets using the author's beloved golden retriever Jamie as the basis of study. Dogs can 'talk' and 'ask' to humans in innumerous ways of non-verbal communication - and having a healthy relationship with ones pooch depends on correctly understanding all these unspoken cues that dogs transmit. "My Dog Says...: Messages from Jamie" is a deftly researched and compiled advice book, and highly recommended to pet lovers and community library collections focusing on pets and canine care.

I always knew that dogs could talk!

Fred and Jamie's story of how they live, love and communicate is light, happy and heartwarming. Yet it also presents a challenge and an encouragement for people to slow down and look at their dogs in a new and wonderful way. Yes, this book shows us that dogs do "talk" to us. Their expressions and their actions speak volumes. Jamie's family took the time to stop, look, and listen and it enriched their relationship in a wonderful way. I recommend this book to all dog-lovers. And if you are not a dog lover, you just might become one while reading the story of Jamie and her family.