From fictional dogs to war-time dogs, faithful dogs to working dogs, life-saving dogs to dogs in space and science, the stories in this book tell the adventures of courageous, trustworthy and dutiful dogs, reminding us of the true worth of having a canine as a companion.

Unleash your dog's potential and build a rewarding relationship that will last a lifetime From walking on a loose lead to carrying the shopping, everything you need to know to train your dog and ensure you have a happy and contented canine companion. Starting with choosing the right breed for you, to understanding their exercise needs, learn every aspect of owning and training a dog. Get in-depth instruction on training, from basic obedience to advanced tricks, by following clear, step-by-step explanations and illustrations which show you exactly what to do. Understand your dog, with the aid of the latest research into canine behaviour and learn to correct problems and maximise their potential. A well-trained dog is a well-behaved, healthy and happy dog.

While out on his "walks" Stan the dog learns how to overcome many obstacles and when he shows up at the local dog show, he is able to display his new talents.

A little girl brags to her cat about the tricks she teaches her dog, unaware that her cat can do them all.

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In Super Dog Tricks, dog training celebrity and America’s Got Talent star Sara Carson shares her fun take on training for easy and ambitious dog tricks!

This book is a valuable resource for English teachers. It offers a selection of 40 short plays that can be used by students of English at all levels and at all ages. It's very easy to find a play that is appropriate for your students. And if you don't find one, the book also includes suggestions on how to adapt the plays. All the sketches can be done in the classroom, with very simple scenery and props. Students can present them in front of the class, just reading their lines. You can also use these sketches as an extra-class activity and get students from different classes to put on a play and present it to the whole school.