An abandoned dog named Morgan hides under a blanket in his cage at the local animal shelter, certain no one would want a dog like him. When Brittany shows up, however, they are immediately drawn to one another, and no one could have guessed how much they would be to one another. Based on a real girl named Brittany and her dog.

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When Morgan meets his friend Charlie's golden retriever pup, he is a little envious and a little allergic. But he would really like a pet. Finally Morgan and his parents come home with an albino rat. Morgan doesn't really like Snowdrop, but his pesky classmate Aldeen Hummelthe Godzilla of Grade Threegets along famously with it. She takes over and helps Morgan prepare Snowdrop for the pet show at school. Morgan decides he'll give the rat to Aldeen after the show, but things don't work out exactly as planned... Morgan's Pet Plot is a funny and touching story that shows how the things we value most are sometimes found where we least expect them.

25 Lessons Learned from My Dog Morgan is a book about everyday experiences that took place between a puppy and his new owner. Morgan is a Bichon Frise and only after a few months, it became clear that the roles of teacher and student were going to be reversed. Instead of Morgan learning behavioral commands, this little fellow was busy teaching his new owner a number of insightful lessons! Through their relationship and daily interactions, his owner soon learned valuable lessons about God's kindness, forgiveness, patience, and unending love. This unique devotional book captures 25 unforgettable experiences and lessons learned for all to enjoy. Sherry Davis, a believer in Jesus Christ, developed a love for writing as a child. It has always been her dream to someday have her writings published. God has honored His word, Psalm 37:4 states, "Delight yourself also in the LORD, And He shall give you the desires of your heart." Sherry believes that her writings are inspired by God and has dedicated her work to bring Him honor and glory. Sherry holds a B.B.A. from Mercer University in Macon, Georgia, MBA and an Ed.D, from Nova Southeastern University in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Sherry is co-owner of Double Edge Advantage Training, a company where she is a corporate trainer and consultant. She is also an adjunct instructor at a local university. Sherry and her husband Kyle live in South Florida with their dog Morgan.

Follow two best friends, Morgan and Malyk, as they explore a small island and find a dog that has just given birth to four puppies. Who does this dog belong too? How will they find the owner?

Life is getting tricky for eleven-year-old Madison Morgan. She's not interested in boys, fashion, or the latest gossip, unlike her best friend Paige. Since her mom died, her stepdad, who she knows as Henry, has way too many complicated systems around the house but way too little to say about her mom's death. To top it off, in her first year of middle school, Madison and her new friend Cooper have become the "school project" of a bully named Donald. And all she really wants is a dog to call her own, but all she gets is the parental-brush-off. What is a straight-talking, spunky middle grader going to do? Kids from ages nine- to twelve-years-old are sure to get a laugh from every page of Madison Morgan: When Dogs Blog, the young adult novel by author Pam Torres that charts the sometimes tough, frequently funny days of the wise-cracking, dog-loving Madison. When her dad arrives home with a foster dog, a scrawny brown terrier named Lilly, Madison is amazed to find she has an ability to understand dogs, their emotions, and often their pasts. However, this rare ability also leads her to uncover some extremely harmful activities that are happening right in her very own neighborhood. If she exposes the culprits behind them, she may risk losing Cooper, not to mention destroy her plan to remain invisible at school. As Madison struggles to feel normal and understand her ability to translate dog-speak, this coming-of-age story shares how one quirky young girl saves the day with the help of her father and their friend Netta at the Second Chance Rescue Shelter. Frank, funny, and full of adventure, Madison Morgan: When Dogs Blog is a must for any middle grader, who is certain to be enthralled by this dog blogger.

In this second installment of the new Dog's Eye View series, Rolo, a dog who always knows exactly what he wants, escapes a neglectful owner and sets out to live by himself--but is being on his own really what he wants? Includes black-and-white illustrations throughout. Rolo is a dog who knows what he wants--and after living with an owner who doesn't take good care of him, he sets out on his own. But for a young dog living on the streets, each day brings a new struggle for survival. Then one day, he meets a girl named Freya. She takes care of him, and slowly, he begins to trust her. But can he and Freya convince Freya's strict mom to accept a scruffy dog into their home and hearts? Told from the dog's perspective, the stories in Dog's Eye View are full of adventure, excitement, and waggy-tailed warmth, highlighting the unique bond between dogs and their human best friends.

Dog Training for Managers is a serious work of advocacy for the good, effective, and intentional leadership of all kinds of intelligent creatures. The best leadership practices are universal in philosophy and benefit both parties in the relationship. Dog Training for Managers is particularly well suited to anyone wishing to develop training skills useful to achieve the pleasures of an outstanding companion pet; through this study, you will actually improve your ability to lead any intelligent creatures you may want to lead in a responsible way. Presented as a wryly humorous three-part textbook that can be read sequentially or by chapter, Dog Training for Managers examines the best practices of human leadership in the workplace and applies them to the presumably less daunting task of training a canine follower. Part 1 presents core foundation topics such as definitions of terms, the roles appropriate for leaders to take with their followers, motivations, communications, value systems, and the tools of reward and reprimand. The approach is to observe the practices of effective human leaders, consider them in the abstract, and apply those same techniques to dog leadership activities. Part 2 offers practical applications beginning with the introduction of seven basic commands useful to leaders of humans and trainers of dogs alike. These basic commands are then used to develop a broad repertoire of reliable commands, custom-tailored to the agenda of the trainer. With the details of command techniques complete, the section closes by suggesting ways of directing that are far more effective than are commands alone. Part 3 addresses some ubiquitous advanced leadership challenges: adapting for socially complex situations, when and how to introduce change, and how to deal with personalities. Dog Training for Managers is a fun read that offers sage insights for leaders of all kinds.