Is My Dog a Wolf?: How Your Pet Compares to Its Wild Cousin

Hi my name is Landon and I'm nine years old and this year my favorite book in third grade was Is My Dog a Wolf? This book is about how dogs are just like wolves in some ways. It tells cool facts about dogs and wolves. The reason I liked this book is because it had very cool pictures and I liked the facts about wolves. So go to a library near you and read the book.

While this book is intended for children, it is informative, inspiring, and fun for adults too! The author examines the lives and behaviors of wolves, then demonstrates in gorgeous photographs and short text how our faithful companions have changed since - and remained similar to - their distant cousins. I love that this book is in line with my company's mission and values. Jenni explains why dogs dig, lick our faces, and need leaders for their "pack." In just a few pictures, she gives an introduction to dog communication. And she has a knack for taking a photo of wild wolves that mirrors exactly the expressions of our loyal dogs. Get this book for the history of how our dogs came to be "man's best friend."

My granddaughter checked this out from thelibrary and I was so enthusiastic about the information that I wanted a copy here for them to have. So happy it was available and in such good condition.

This book was recently awarded the 2006 ASPCA® Henry Bergh Children's Book Award in the 'Non-Fiction Companion Animals' category! Congratulations to the author for crafting a splendid book that can help children better understand their pet dog's behavior.

I read Is my Dog a Wolf. The book has many facts and stories about wolves. One fact is that you can tell their emotions by their ears. I think this book is amazing. I have a favorite part when they show pictures of puppies. I would recommend this book to people who love dogs. by MW