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Timber, Growing Up to be a Seeing Eye Dog

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By Mark GrahamPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
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Angela Brigenshaw has written a book entitled 'Timber Growing Up to be a Seeing Eye Dog'. Angela tells the story of Timber from puppyhood to a working seeing eye dog. She shares what it is like to be the owner of a soon-to-be 'seeing-eye dog' through the eyes of the puppy. Angela also writes Timber's story in a journal format and chose a typeface that makes it look like a handwritten journal. His journal describes all the skills that he needs to learn and stay safe.

The artwork makes the reading even more fun for a child or anyone reading and learning about how a puppy becomes a seeing-eye dog or a therapy dog or animal. This is a book that is told from Timber's perspective from all the checkups to make sure he is healthy physically and mentally for the trainings and becoming licensed. At the end of the book Angela has created a coloring page.

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    Written by Mark Graham