GENTLE GIANT GEORGE Rescue Dog Rescues Human – Landseer Book Review

Rescue Dog

Landseer Newfoundland Gentle Giant rescue dog.

Landseer Newfoundland gentle giant rescue dog

Gentle Giant George: Rescue Dog Rescues Human – Book Review

Rescue Dog - Free Days With George: Learning Life's Little Lessons from One Very Big DogFree Days With George: Learning Life’s Little Lessons from One Very Big Dog by Colin Campbell
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Anyone who’s read my reviews probably noticed this: I only review books I like.

I generally like yarns about animal/human relationships. Rescue dog rescues human. What’s become the Marley Trope. FREE DAYS WITH GEORGE is that and more.

“This dog was a Landeer Newfoundland, unlike any dog I’d seen before. Striking, with the typical pitch-black head perched atop a vast wide body…

“He had a long, shaggy coat, floppy ears and a soft muzzle with a dusting of white above his nose. But what leaped out at me most were his eyes. They were a dark brown that seemed light against the black sea of his face. Sparkling with intelligence, they also looked weighed down by experience, with lower lids that drooped to expose a pair half-moons. They were the eyes of an old soul. He was a year old and they listed his name as Kong.”

It’s about finding a friend, travelling together and surfing.

A Canadian in California. What really made it so enjoyable was the personality of George.  A Landseer Newfoundland gentle giant. Big dog.  Big as a bear.  Big heart — love and loyalty.  It was nice meeting George. Colin Campbell seems like a nice guy, too…

Yup, read it.

Live Free, Mon Ami! – Brian Alan Burhoe

 

 

 

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For more about  these Gentle Giant Dogs See:

Landseer Breed Profile – “The dogs were known to be well-trained, good-natured, and even-tempered dogs that accompanied their owners in their dories. These dogs were believed to be descendants of Irish, English, French, and Portuguese working dogs brought to the area by immigrants, fishermen, and other wayfarers. Given the tasks of swimming out fishing nets and retrieving game birds for their hunting and fisherman owners, the y were renowned for their resiliency, intelligence, power, endurance, and trainability. They were known interchangeably as St. John’s Dog, Newfoundland, and Lesser Newfoundlands…” – Meet the Landseer

 

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Gentle Giant George: Rescue Dog Rescues Human – Book Review

Free Days With George: Learning Life’s Little Lessons from One Very Big Dog

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About Brian Alan Burhoe

A Graduate of the Holland College Culinary Course, Brian Alan Burhoe has cooked in Atlantic Coast restaurants and Health Care kitchens for well over 30 years. He's a member of the Canadian Culinary Federation. Brian's many published articles reflect his interests in food service, Northern culture, Church history & Spiritual literature, imaginative fiction, wilderness preservation, animal rescue, service dogs for our Veterans and more. His fiction has been translated into German & Russian... See his popular CIVILIZED BEARS!
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