Finding My Way

May navigates the issues she has faced during the first year. May's engaging tales include:

Life in her new family
The proposition from Gus, a Poodle lover
Dog park politics and May's way of coping
People who sleep with their dogs
May's photographic fashion portfolio
Laughter yoga for dogs, May's new career
A sampling of recipes for dog treats

May says...

Because my mother was a full-blooded Lab instead of a Doodle, and my dad was a Labradoodle (half Lab, half French Poodle) my siblings and I were rescued Labradoodle rejects. For this reason, I am offering sales of my autobiography,Finding My Way, to fundraising groups for shelters and institutions helpful to needy animals, particularly dogs. I am not intimately acquainted with cats.

When I was almost grown, a French poodle, Gus in Illinois, offered to woo me. I was seriously considering his offer. We exchanged photographs. Then Gus made a fatal mistake. He sent me photographs of octomom, Olive, nursing his puppies. I immediately scheduled a hysterectomy. I am certain many American women have had both experiences: an unfaithful mate and fixing.

Find out how I handle being rejected by the Weimaraners Syndicate and my next brave new career move. I offer my new book to you, size 6x9", 112 pages with 116 photographs, mostly in color.