Harry the dog explains how to safely meet him and his friends.

Best friends and dog lovers Kate and Lucie live in apartments where dogs are not allowed, but a pair of unusual necklaces they find in a thrift store allow them to become dogs whenever they wish.

Mr. Panda, owner of the Panda Palace restaurant, manages to findseating for all of his animal patrons on a very busy night.

In this variation on the old English folktale, a teeny tiny teacher takes a teeny tiny bone back to her classroom and has it subsequently disrupted by a teeny tiny voice asking for the bone.

"When a new hot dog stand opens in town, dog-lovers Kate and Lucie rush to try it out. The food is great, but the owners' dachshunds, Ketchup and Mustard, soon disappear and it is up to the girls to save the day, while evading boys and preparing for the Bark-in-the-Park dog competition." --

A little girl and her grandmother escape the city on a hot summer day by going to the beach.

"Two friends are on their way to see a show in the big city, but they are running very late. Will they make it to the show in time?"--

"A galore of dachshunds dressed in clever costumes gather in the park to celebrate Dachshund Day." --

Their owners describe a variety of dogs, smooth, shaggy, friendly, and fast.

Brief rhymes describe more than two dozen dog breeds. Includes an author's note with advice on choosing a dog as a pet.