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  • youngandtiredY

    called, "The Story of Edgar Sawtell", it is an Oprah selection. It is really good and would also be interesting to breeders. The story is about a family who breeds a special breed of dogs.

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  • tanzaT

    It was a good book, but I hated the ending…. sorry

    Pat Fragassi

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    www.tanzabasenjis.net

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  • snorky998S

    I have 'Sawtell' sitting here. It's on my 'next to read list' along with 3 other books.

    Another good young adult/dog lover book I really loved was Cracker
    http://www.amazon.com/Cracker-Best-Vietnam-Cynthia-Kadohata/dp/1416906371

    A historical fiction about the war dogs in the Vietnam era, centered around the state side family and the handler in Nam of the dog Cracker.

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  • sabaS

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  • basenji_fanB

    @saba:

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    No, it's spam

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  • sabaS

    Thought so :)…

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