Musings from a Dog... - Kern, Christine
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If you are a pet owner, I'm sure you've said many times that you wish you knew what they were thinking. I did too. But since we can't read their thoughts, we can have some fun with putting our own spin on what they might be thinking. In this book, I chose to show what a dog secretly knows or what musings he or she would be thinking. I hope you enjoy these musings. The next time you glance at your dog and wonder what they are up to, well, let's just say it might not be what you think.

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If you are a pet owner, I'm sure you've said many times that you wish you knew what they were thinking. I did too. But since we can't read their thoughts, we can have some fun with putting our own spin on what they might be thinking. In this book, I chose to show what a dog secretly knows or what musings he or she would be thinking. I hope you enjoy these musings. The next time you glance at your dog and wonder what they are up to, well, let's just say it might not be what you think.
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In the past, Christine has written a few entertainment reviews and humor stories for the local newspaper in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia, where she now resides with her husband and their four-legged fur baby, Winter.
She attended high school in Hyattsville, Maryland, and graduated in 1968. From there, she enrolled in the Washington School for Secretaries, and after finishing, worked for a business supply firm in Washington, DC, and later worked for the federal government until her retirement.
Christine has always had a love for animals, from donating to various wildlife organizations to taking needed supplies to her local humane society to mailing cooling vests for the military working dogs in Afghanistan.
This is her first book. After observing the dogs she has had over the years, Christine decided she needed to take a humorous approach to their actions and mannerisms, so she jotted down her interpretation of "dog thoughts" and compiled them into this book.