The Dangerous Book for Dogs which had been written by two dogs named Rex and Sparky is strictly for dogs and it’s hilarious.

Counted among Barron’s Pet Handbooks, The Chihuahua Handbook was authored by D. Caroline Coile, PhD about that very special breed of dogs known as Chichuahuas.

Perfectly appropriate for kids between the ages of 8 and 12, Suzanne Selfours’ book titled Smells Like Dog is a terrific read.

Rascal: A Dog and His Boy is a wonderful book written by Ken Wells and it’s about a boy named Meely and a beagle named Rascal as they grow up in the Cajun bayou territory.

Read about the spiritually emotional and emotionally spiritual connection between Dawn Kairns and her dog Maggie — read “Maggie: The Dog Who Changed My Life” by Dawn Kairns.

Marty Crisp is a prolific writer about dogs and this Everything Dog: What Kids Really Want to Know About Dogs (Kids’ FAQs) is one of her most popular books.

Authored by D. Caroline Coile, PhD., this Encyclopedia of Dog Breeds is a valuable text book in which 150 distinctly different dog breeds are comprehensively discussed and displayed with beautiful photos.

Written by Debra M. Eldredge DVM, Lisa D. Carlson DVM and Delbert G. Carlson DVM; the Dog Owner’s Home Veterinary Handbook is a text which should appear on every dog owner’s book shelf.

Compiled and written by the American Kennel Club, The Complete Dog Book: 20th Edition depicts 146 breeds of dogs with detailed descriptions and photos.

Authored by Peg Kehret, Shelter Dogs: Amazing Stories of Adopted Strays is a great book with beautiful photos by Greg Farrar which is especially directed at young readers between ages eight and eleven.

Geared mostly toward teenagers but can certainly also appeal to adults, Terry Bain’s book You Are a Dog: Life Through the Eyes of Man’s Best Friend is a great read.

Appropriate for young children and juvenile readers, the book titled Too Many Dogs was written by Lori Haskins and it’s a fun way to learn about different breeds.

Listing and displaying all recognized breeds of dogs, The Complete Dog Book for Kids (American Kennel Club) which was compiled by AKC is perfect for kids of ages eight and above.

The Art of Racing in the Rain is a novel authored by Garth Stein. It evokes all the human emotions as it inspires love and devotion between man and dog.

You want to be inspired by a dog book? Get your hands on Oogy, The Dog Only a Family Could Love which had been written by Larry Levin.

Written by Patricia McConnell, For the Love of a Dog, Understanding Emotion in You and Your Best Friend is actually a study on behavioral psychology of dogs, their owners and the interaction between the two.

Amazing Gracie is a dog’s tale written by Dan Dye. It’s a story about a dog afflicted by various physical disabilities but who learned to overcome them.

Authored by none other than Mark Twain (a.k.a. Samuel Langhorne Clemens), A Dog’s Tale is a charming short story conveyed from the point of view of a dog.

Compiled and written by D. Caroline Coile, PhD, The Dog Breed Bible: Descriptions and Photos of Every Breed Recognized by the AKC is a book that will help you identify every breed of dog known to men.

Finally Home, Lessons of Life from a Free Spirited Dog was eloquently written by Elizabeth Parker and it’s about overcoming hardships and times of danger.

Beautiful Joe, An Autobiography of a Dog is a hugely important book about animal abuse which was written by Margaret Marshall Saunders who published it as Marshall Saunders in the 19th century.

Jack a charming book which is available in Kindle version that was written by Ray Braswell whose story does not culminate in the dog’s death.

Alexandra Horowitz wrote this wonderful book called Inside of a Dog: What Dos See, Smell and Know. It’s informative, entertaining as well as heartwarming.

Dog is a children’s book written by Matthew Van Fleet and Brian Stanton about dogs. It’s perfect for the young members in your family as they get to interact with its contents.

Written by W. Bruce Cameron, A Dog’s Purpose is a terrific novel that will touch the hearts and souls of every dog lover as well as every mature reader. It’s the best read one can imagine.