Author:Marianne Cotterill,James Merrell
A house without a dog is not a home.
Meet Gaspard the Dalmatian who hates the London rain but loves a good sing along to The Antiques Roadshow; jet-setting Rufus and Marni, two wire-haired dachshunds who can often be found sniffing out vintage finds in Brooklyn’s flea markets; or Jack Russell Ollie who enjoys the views of the Eiffel Tower from his gorgeous Parisian apartment.
Featuring big dogs, small dogs, countless rescue dogs and even a few champions, these stunning photographs celebrate the joyful, cherished, chaotic, but never dull life that’s lived with dogs. Each image perfectly capturing that unique relationship between us humans and our beloved pets.
A truly unique and transformational book, beautiful in its simplicity, yet stunning in its ability to transform, from one of the world's leading change agents. Be prepared to go on your own transformation journey and rethink old patterns, as you immerse yourself in the exercises and start to move forward towards the lighter, freer, happier you
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