Gone to the dogs (and cat) . . .
Pets are the perfect playmate for children. They’re also the cause of parental grey hair, especially when teamed with two boys looking for trouble.

In his latest mini-memoir, John Phythyon takes a comical look back at childhood with three rambunctious Boxer dogs and one demonic cat. From one dog pursued by the police to another chased through the school principal’s lavish home, the author of the Wolf Dasher series tells the stories of how animals brought joy to children and old age otherwise young parents.

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Praise for other mini-memoirs by John Phythyon:

“Secret Identity: My True-Life Adventure as a Superhero”

"Short, witty, and at times heartwarming, Phythyon gives us a window into the mind and soul of an eight-year-old boy. With a sprinkle of Garrison Keillor (A Prairie Home Companion) and a splash of Bill Bryson (The Life and Times of the Thunderbolt Kid) Phythyon spins a real life adventure about being adventurous."

--Chris Watson

"Naughty & Nice: My True-Life Adventure with Santa Claus"

"I recommend it highly for any children of the 70's, lovers of humor, and of the adventures which children find themselves having."

--Ryan Flessing

"Domestic Disturbance: My True-Life Adventure in Sibling Rivalry"

"Another great book in the series. These mini-memoirs are so much fun to read and I usually finish them in one setting. They really are THAT good."

--Amy Brantley

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