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It seemed Ponchitta Pierce had everything--an apartment in midtown Manhattan, a television show, editorial assignments for a wide variety of U.S. magazines, and a significant relationship. But despite her full life, something was missing. One day, while walking down Lexington Avenue, she did an about-turn when she saw a buff Cocker Spaniel with liquid brown eyes, gazing at her through the window of a pet store. That was it. She was missing puppy love! In this heartfelt story of the love between a sly, clever dog and a very busy journalist, Ponchitta includes important, well-researched advice…mehr

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It seemed Ponchitta Pierce had everything--an apartment in midtown Manhattan, a television show, editorial assignments for a wide variety of U.S. magazines, and a significant relationship. But despite her full life, something was missing. One day, while walking down Lexington Avenue, she did an about-turn when she saw a buff Cocker Spaniel with liquid brown eyes, gazing at her through the window of a pet store. That was it. She was missing puppy love! In this heartfelt story of the love between a sly, clever dog and a very busy journalist, Ponchitta includes important, well-researched advice on raising a dog tackling everything from training, feeding and looking after a puppy to handling medical situations insurance, aging ,and, ultimately the grieving process.
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Ponchitta Pierce is known as a journalist, television host and producer and media consultant. She has worked as an editor and writer for national publications such as 'Ebony,' 'Parade,' and 'Reader's Digest.' Miss Pierce worked at CBS News as a Special Correspondent and at WNBC-TV in New York, where she hosted and co-produced the daily television show Today in New York. She is also the author of ' Keep Going No Matter What: The Reginald F. Lewis Legacy 20 Years Later.'