The Book On Dogs (NAPSA)—If you’ve got an animal lover in your life, it may be time for your gift giving to go to the dogs. A numberof dogcentric gifts, from paintings of pooches to stylish canine clothing, are available to help celebrate man’s best friend. Here’s a look at two new dog books that have people howling with delight: The Howell pook House’s “SalSalty Dogs ™ ty Dogs” (Wiley) 2 : , by Jean M. Fogle iP is packed with | dogs frolicking on W(t)"the beach. es Fun, engag- ing photos show dogs swimming, playing, romping, surfing and lounging in the water and on the sand. Featuring dogs of various pedigrees and personalities, this book captures canine bliss and spontaneity. “The Howell Book of Dogs: The Definitive Reference to 300 Breeds and Varieties” (Wiley) by Liz Palika is an authoritative guide with answers to % ae; questions about yy) Lo " virtually every & type of dog, from py Golden Retriev- | ers to the not-so- familiar Affen-gq wie pinschers, as —e well as designer *& breeds such as Pad Labradoodles and Puggles. Friendly and easy to under- stand, the book offers information on grooming and exercise requirements; common health concerns and average life span for each type of dog; deciding whether your family is ready for a dog and more. It can be a great gift for dog lovers looking to learn about their four-footed friends. For more information, visit www.howellbookhouse.com.
