With an appetite for nearly anything he can get his mouth around, including couches and fine jewelry, Marley is always getting into trouble. But to his family, he is a dog like no other. In this adaptation of his #1 New York Times bestselling Marley & Me , John Grogan brings the... read more
Marley loves to cause tons of trouble. But too much trouble. Can the Grogan's figure out a way to keep Marley from jumping on people and destroying the house?
“He always came on command - unless something caught his attention, such as another dog, squirrel, butterfly, mailman, or floating weed seed. He always sat - unless he felt like standing. He always heeled - unless there was something so tempting it was worth strangling himself over, such as another dog, butterfly....Well, you get the idea.”
stomped clumsy circles around us on giant paws that were way too big for the rest of his body.Highlighted by 6 Kindle customers
a good name. He mastered every command I taught him and was naturally well behaved. I could drop a crust on the floor and he would notHighlighted by 5 Kindle customers
One thing was clear. Jenny and I loved our dog, but having a bunch of little Marleys running around in the world was not a good idea. It was time to make sure Marley couldn’t make any puppies. Jenny and I decided to have him fixed so he would never be a father.Highlighted by 5 Kindle customers
On January 9, 1997, Jenny gave me a belated Christmas present: a pink-cheeked, seven-pound baby girl. We named her Colleen.Highlighted by 5 Kindle customers
“You want to pick one that’s not timid,” my father coached. “Try rattling the cage and see which ones aren’t afraid.”Highlighted by 4 Kindle customers
more thrilled about it. Then, with the roar of a stampeding herd of buffalo, it was gone, around the back of the house and out of sight. Jenny let out a little gasp. “I think,” I said, a slight queasiness risingHighlighted by 4 Kindle customers
touch it until I said it was okay. When I called, he came. When I told him to stay, he stayed. We could let him outHighlighted by 4 Kindle customers
“He sure seems to love life,” one dog owner commented. That just about said it all.Highlighted by 3 Kindle customers
We had been married for a little over a year and decided it was time for another family member. A dog, to be exact. We were on our way to look at a litter of Labrador retrievers.Highlighted by 3 Kindle customers
Marley didn’t actually wag his tail. He wagged his whole body, starting with the front shoulders and working backward. He was like the canine version of a Slinky. We swore there were no bones inside him—just one big, elastic muscle. Jenny began calling him Mr. Wiggles.Highlighted by 3 Kindle customers
Preface - The Perfect Dog
1 - And Puppy Makes Three
2 - Homeward Bound
3 - Mr. Wiggles
4 - Master and Beast
5 - A Battle of Wills
6 - The Great Escape
7 - The Things He Ate
8 - The Dog's Got to Go
9 - The Final Round
10 - The Audition
11 - Take Two
12 - Jail Break
13 - Dinnertime!
14 - Lightning Strikes
15 - Dog Beach
16 - A Northbound Plane
17 - In the Land of Pencils
18 - Poultry on Parade
19 - The Potty Room
20 - Beating the Odds
21 - Borrowed Time
22 - The Big Meadow
23 - Beneath the Cherry Trees
24 - Lucky
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