A Pug's Eye View

"Hey, my name's Frank and I'm a Fawn Pug."

So begins the story of one much-loved dog's extraordinary ordinary life - told, snout to tail, in his own voice.

Born the biggest of a litter of six in Oswaldtwistle, Frank spent fourteen years and three months collecting Hoomans, friends, and adventures: park runs and pub visits, Sunday drives with the window down, a red buggy he wore like a crown, and a nightly tooth-brushing song that grew a new verse every time the family did. Along the way came cataracts, a mast cell tumour, a stroke, and a set of wheels that turned him - briefly, triumphantly - into a Wheelie Pug. Through it all, Frank never stopped being exactly who he was: stubborn, snoring, and endlessly loved.

Written with warmth and wit after Frank's passing, A Pug's Eye View is both a tender tribute and a genuinely useful companion for anyone navigating the health challenges that come with loving a Pug - from BOAS surgery to Pug Myelopathy - alongside the everyday joy of a life well shared.

Funny, honest, and quietly heartbreaking, this is a book for anyone who has ever loved a dog and wondered what the world looked like from down there.

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