A British journalist muses on his life and canine-related topics while walking his dog, in this book inspired by his popular newspaper column. If you are accompanied by a dog, you can talk to anyone, and anyone can talk to you—about anything. After being dismissed from his job as a radio presenter, Edward Stourton had plenty of time to walk his English Springer Spaniel, Kudu, in London’s Battersea Park. Stourton found himself contemplating a variety of dog-associated questions like How well does he really know Kudu?; Can our dogs know us?; Do they understand what ownership is?; How loyal are they really?; and Do they know guilt? Then he began examining more complex subjects—art, sexual politics, war, government, philosophy, and life in general—from the amusing perspective of a man walking his dog. In Diary of a Dog Walker, Stourton shares excerpts from his columns, full of insights gained from his adventures with Kudu, as well as anecdotes from his personal life. It adds up to a wise and witty read perfect for dog-lovers everywhere. Praise for Diary of a Dog Walker “Utter magic. Edward Stourton is civilized, charming, and writes like an angel. The dogs all spring to life but this is a gorgeous book for everybody—not just for dog lovers. I love it.” —Jilly Cooper, author of the Rutshire Chronicles “The sort of book that might convert even a cat-lover to the charm of canine company.” —The Mail on Sunday “A thoroughly enjoyable ramble through a diverse selection of topics which range from dogs of war and dog fighting to presidential pets and choosing the right name. . . . In turn serious, funny, sad and light-hearted; it’s a perfect mixture which is just right for the bedside table.” —Karen Bush, author of The Dog Expert

Looks at the life of a dog walker, explaining the skills, dedication, and hard work necessary to get this job.

Just as Scheherazade told tales each night to a sleepless king with no love in his heart, Annie Doherty leaves stories on the kitchen counter of Daniel Ashe, an insomniac who believes he is incapable of falling in love.

Looks at the life of a dog walker, explaining the skills, dedication, and hard work necessary to get this job.

Day to a page appointment diary for dog walkers Record all your client times and dogs to walk and stay organized Glossy cover to protect your journal Large 7.44x9.69 size for easy view of appointment times Paw prints design on interior pages Show your love of dogs & professionalism to your clients with this dog lovers appointment diary.

This book takes a fun look at a typical week in the life of a dog walker. It is written in the form of a first-person diary and looks at some of the key skills that a dog walker needs and how they became a dog walker. The endmatter includes a spread on how readers can start their own diary.

Day to a page appointment diary for dog walkers Record all your client times and dogs to walk and stay organized Glossy cover to protect your journal Large 7.44x9.69 size for easy view of appointment times Paw prints design on interior pages Show your love of dogs & professionalism to your clients with this dog lovers appointment diary.