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What do dogs REALLY want? • to catch a ball and never let go • to scare the pesky vet away • to steal a snuggly duvet • to have gloopy mud baths – NOT bubble baths • food • more food • even more food The charming, heartwarming illustrations show how dogs choose their owners, where it’s best to sleep in the house (under the owner’s duvet, of course) and how to pretend you haven’t been fed yet… A picture book that gives children and grown-ups a warm, happy glow!

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