Books with author Jaci Edwards

The summer of 1957, is when I met Jazz city. My parents moved not far from the Legendary French Quarters. Fresh out of college, working nonsense jobs I find a way to play music. That's right, my name is Justin and I think I have what it takes not only to play but to teach the trumpet. Those were my plans, until I got put out my apartment. Then to make matters worse the kids I had been teaching took the class having no interest. But for the next few weeks I meet and play with some of the best talent to cross New Orleans. With a new group of co-workers, friends, neighbors and very friendly landlords, we all come together as a natural disaster hits close parts. Soon the reality of life can no longer be taken for granted, nor can the art of music.

Within the pages of this book, you will read ‘real’ pee-mails from ‘real’ dogs with ‘real’ problems asking for Pip’s advice and guidance.“Pip” is a Border Collie with a wealth of knowledge and here, he offers step by step solutions in reply to each individual pee-mail message received by some bewildered and confused canines. From zero recall, anxiety, soiling, pulling on the lead, anti social behaviour, barking, nipping, car travel to mental agility activities.He also includes a section for ‘Humans’ with useful advice on how to become the best companions every dog deserves!Are YOU up to it?About the author:Jan Edwards is a qualified dog trainer of many years standing. She has always had dogs and has wide experience of training ‘humans’ how to live with their canine friends teaching them how to get along with each other in harmony.

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