A Dog Lover's Activity Book: Pawsome Puzzles, Games & Fun for Canine Fans

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Celebrate everything you love (and occasionally tolerate) about dogs withhilarious coloring pages, quizzes, and games.

A bark-out-loud tribute to dog lovers, A Dog Lover's Activity Bookbrings the delightful chaos of canine companionship to life with coloring pages and puzzles that capture the humor, loyalty, and boundless energy dogs bring to their humans. This activity book is packed with scenes that reflect the rollercoaster of dog ownership-from muddy pawprints and joyful zoomies to suspiciously quiet moments and wagging tails that double as weapons.

Perfect for relaxing after a long day of explaining to your dog why the vacuum isn't a threat, or for laughing with friends and family, A Dog Lover's Activity Book offers a lighthearted look at the hilarious world of dog-loving life. With witty, relatable illustrations and fun activities, it's the ultimate celebration of the special bond between humans and their furry best friends.

Inside, you will find:

Hysterical coloring pages featuring iconic dog anticsSpot the difference, memory games, and mazesWord searches and word scramblesQuizzes and funny fill-in-the-blanksTips on coping with, er, enjoying everyday life with dogs
This book is the perfect gift for anyone who's ever laughed, cried, or tried to reason with a dog. It's a tail-waggingly good way to honor the joy, comfort, and occasional chewed-up slipper that dogs bring into our lives.

Author Bio

Debra Simon is a writer and editor whose work has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, Seventeen Magazine, Adweek, Reuters, The Miami Herald, The Hartford Courant, and The Financial Times. She's the founder, editor, and publisher of Carolina Woman magazine, now celebrating over three decades at carolinawoman.com. She has shared her bed with six rescue dogs through the years. Debra is a passionate advocate and volunteer for animal organizations, including the Animal Protection Society of Durham and PAWS New England, which introduced her to the warm fuzzies of fostering.