Never Let a Dog Do the Housework : One dog. One note with thirty things on it. And thirty appliances that did not survive it.
Overview
On Sunday my parents talked about letting a stranger into the house. Three days a week. With a key of their own.
On Monday at seven they left. On the fridge was a note with thirty things on it.
I can read a note. That is one of many things nobody here knows.
So I started.
Aurel is a West Highland White Terrier. He tells this one Monday himself, point by point, from seven in the morning until half past nine at night. The bed linen goes into the microwave. The socks go into the toaster. The cake comes out of the tin with a drill. His intentions are flawless every time. And every appliance suddenly does more than it says on the box.
He does not complain. He explains. Dignified, precise, and slightly offended when nobody notices the effort.
More than forty full-page photographs show what he meant - and what came of it.
"A delightful, easy to read, and humorous book ideal for anyone who has ever owned a dog, or who has looked into their eyes and wondered what they are thinking. This is a feel-good book, slightly reminiscent of Beatrix Potter, that I'll be giving to friends and family as end of year presents." - Chris Gale, 5 stars on Amazon
For everyone who does the housework without anyone noticing. And for everyone who has a dog that knows exactly how it could be done better.
102 pages. One day. One dog. No key.
This item is Non-Returnable
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798177881614
- ISBN-10: 9798177881614
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: October 2026
- Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.27 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.45 pounds
- Page Count: 104
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