With Charlie homeschooling again next year we’ve been giving Charlie more chores. One of them will include taking care of our dogs so I can be free to focus on my blog.
To prepare Charlie I picked up What About the Dog?: Everything You Need to Know About My Dog’s Care (In Case I’m Not Around to Ask!) which Charlie can refer to when he has questions and is taking care of our dogs. Instead of interrupting me when I ‘m working.
The other morning Charlie surprised me when he brought What About the Dog?: Everything You Need to Know About My Dog’s Care (In Case I’m Not Around to Ask!) to me and asked me if we would be able to learn about dogs in our class this year.
I can’t wait to prepare Lesson Plans for Charlie. That will include What About the Dog?: Everything You Need to Know About My Dog’s Care (In Case I’m Not Around to Ask!) for Charlie to read.
Charlie will be using What About the Dog?: Everything You Need to Know About My Dog’s Care (In Case I’m Not Around to Ask!) for his Art projects. As well as Spelling as there was words in the book Charlie wasn’t sure about.
The nice part is Charlie has been reading What About the Dog?: Everything You Need to Know About My Dog’s Care (In Case I’m Not Around to Ask!) and sharing facts with David he is learning which is getting David involved in Charlie’s studies.
Preview:
What would happen to your dog if something happened to you? What About The Dog? Everything You Need to Know About My Dog’s Care (In Case I’m Not Around to Ask!) is a journal which acts as your dog’s “instruction manual” so now you can rest assured that your dog will be properly cared for if ever in your absence.
About Ms. Christine Ciana Calabrese
Christine Ciana Calabrese is a longtime animal lover, rescuer and advocate. She currently owns and operates Good Karma Pet Sitting, which services the southwest suburbs of Chicago.
She is currently working on her second book in the series, What About the Cat? She is the proud pet parent of 2 parakeets, Napoleon and Josephine, and 2 1/2 dogs, Karma, a Cairn Terrier, Tapioca, a Chihuahua mix, and Pippy (the 1/2, because she’s a 5-lb demon disguised as a chihuahua.)
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Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
