How Much Do You Love Your Dog?

Giveaway, Sully Parkway Comfort Dogs, Valentine's Day 1 Minute

Do you have the best dog in the world?

Of course you do!

So do I!

But there are millions of wonderful, sweet, clever, comforting dogs in the world. I want to hear about some of them! What do they do to warm your heart and make your day better? Do you have a dog who would make a good comfort dog?

Here’s a chance to brag on the world’s best dogs, give me some ideas for book two in the Sully Parkway Comfort Dogs series, and win one of three fantastic prize packages below!

Just join my email list (or tell me you’re already a subscriber) and write up your anecdote. You can do both using this form. (Sorry–family members are not eligible.)

The contest runs from February 1 through February 15, 2025. After you enter, sit back and pamper your pooch. Winners will be notified via email on February 22, 2025.

Here are the great prize packages:

First Prize: Beautiful paw print pillow cover, soft golden retriever stuffy, golden retriever magnet, copy of Unexpected Hope, Sully Parkway Comfort Dogs bookmark, stickers, and coaster.

Second Prize: Soft golden retriever stuffy, dog lover pin, copy of Unexpected Hope, Sully Parkway Comfort Dogs bookmark, stickers, and coaster.

Third Prize: Soft golden retriever stuffy, golden retriever magnet, copy of Unexpected Hope, Sully Parkway Comfort Dogs bookmark, sticker, and coaster.

I can’t wait to hear how much you love your dog! Enter here February 1- February 15!

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2 thoughts on “How Much Do You Love Your Dog?”

  1. Sorry, somehow I sent the message before finishing. Sometimes, I feel I’ve missed out on a special relationship along the way. We had pets for our kids over the years and they each adore their animals. I found your book, Unexpected Hope, to be such a beautiful picture of how meaningful and healing a dog can be. For whatever reason, dogs are especially attracted to me, though I really don’t entice them. Then I read that they can detect someone with health issues, so I have never understood if that could be the reason. In any case, I admire people who have such a connection with their dogs and hope you will be able to continue writing books that speak to the hearts of dog-lovers around the globe🤗

    Audrey Kunkel

    1. Thanks for your comments, Audrey! I don’t know how I missed them earlier. I think dogs know when people will welcome them as well as whether they need them. They’re definitely good at comforting others by their presence.

      Thanks for reading!
      Pam

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