Cheri - Smith, Cathy
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I wrote and illustrated this book many years ago about my crazy standard poodle, Cheri, and her silly antics to make you laugh and to show you that standard poodles are not just fluffy, fancy show dogs. They are second only to border collies in intelligence and make wonderful, fun-loving pets. An added bonus is they don't shed, so they are allergy friendly. All the tales in this book are true and not exaggerated! As I tell my grandsons, dogs are angels God sends us to bring us joy and comfort and to teach us about love, caring, responsibility, and how to say goodbye since they don't live as long as we do.…mehr

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I wrote and illustrated this book many years ago about my crazy standard poodle, Cheri, and her silly antics to make you laugh and to show you that standard poodles are not just fluffy, fancy show dogs. They are second only to border collies in intelligence and make wonderful, fun-loving pets. An added bonus is they don't shed, so they are allergy friendly. All the tales in this book are true and not exaggerated! As I tell my grandsons, dogs are angels God sends us to bring us joy and comfort and to teach us about love, caring, responsibility, and how to say goodbye since they don't live as long as we do.
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Cathy Smith lives in northern Maine within walking distance of the Canadian border writing cozy novels, poetry, taking photographs, and editing her short stories from the nineties (of which she has many). She lives in a farming area watching the wildlife -- recently foxes, weasels and wild turkey -- and the ubiquitous coyote. She has a smart-assy gray tiger-striped cat named Oscar, supports third world and other animal rescue organizations online and has owned quite a few amazing dogs and cats. She also writes novels under two pseudonyms -- Zara Brooks-Watson and Sophia Watson (non-graphic mysteries).She attended Boston University and Harvard.