There's an article about Yoga for Dogs in the NYT today. Just a reminder that there's lots, and I mean lots, of Doga in my third novel, THROUGH THICK AND THIN. There's also some dieting, some fine dining, some restaurant reviewing, some sibling rivalry, some suburban despair, and even some DRUGS!, but a lot of Doga, too.
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CITY DOG! - 9.2.2008
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Took me time to read all the comments, but I enjoyed the article.
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