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The Autobiography of a Treeing Walker Coonhound: Emma
by
Linda Gannon
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Published
January 13th 2011
by iUniverse
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I was attracted to this book because we adopted a treeing walker coonhound this past June. We have been having difficulties with her and trying to figure out why she acts the way she does. During and after reading this book, I realized we had been expecting the wrong things from our Indiana and pressuring her to become a dog she was not meant to be.
This is a short story - not a book. It was a quick read and well worth it. The author writes this from the point of view of her dog, Emma. Multiple t ...more
This is a short story - not a book. It was a quick read and well worth it. The author writes this from the point of view of her dog, Emma. Multiple t ...more
This is a short story about the full life of a very lucky treeing Walker coonhound. As a fellow coonhound person, this story has many important lessons to internalize while sharing your home with a coonhound.
Coonhounds are very intelligent dogs, just incredibly stubborn, free spirited and energetic. The most important lesson that I've taken from this book is that you can beat yourself over the head all day long trying to fight the natural behavior of your coonhound, but the only way to keep fro ...more
Coonhounds are very intelligent dogs, just incredibly stubborn, free spirited and energetic. The most important lesson that I've taken from this book is that you can beat yourself over the head all day long trying to fight the natural behavior of your coonhound, but the only way to keep fro ...more
Cute little story.....I can see Gideon acting the same way in a lot of respects. Except the raccoon part. Gideon is scared of raccoons. Go figure. But he loves deer, as Emma does. So, there is that....,
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