The story of your breed
He puts himself between you and the door when something sounds wrong. He lies down close on the day you're not okay. Nobody asked him to. He gets it from centuries of dogs who did exactly that, and it's still in him. His breed explains almost everything he does in your house. We read it and hand it to you as a book, in his name.
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The book
You open the first page and there's his name. Then comes where his breed came from, what they bred it for, and how much of all that ended up asleep in your house. And why he does what he does when he thinks you're not looking.
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Whatever your dog is
If you know his breed, we have his whole origin: the names, the dates, the work he was bred for. And if he's a mutt nobody could ever name, we read what he's made of — which breeds he carries in his blood and where each piece came from.
A stranger walks in and he greets him. He'd greet the burglar too. Telling them apart isn't in him.
Every golden in the world descends from a litter of four puppies born in Scotland in 1868. Sir Dudley Marjoribanks bred Nous with Belle on his Guisachan estate.
You come back and he's at the door. He'd been there since before the car turned the corner.
Hachiko waited nine years at Shibuya station for someone who was never coming back. Nobody taught him that.
You step into the water and he steps in behind you. He'll haul your kids out even if they're playing just fine.
Peter Pan's nanny was a Newfoundland. That was no accident. They pulled people out of the freezing Atlantic.
From the finest pedigree to the mutt down the street
The two paths
Both cases end in the same book.
You type the name and it's all researched already. We show you a piece of his story right there, free, so you can see what we're talking about.
You upload a photo. Nobody knows yet what he carries inside, and that's exactly the interesting part. We're going to tell you, and his book comes out of that.
Three different hands before it reaches yours.
A team trained in biology and veterinary science digs up the origin and the character of his breed in real sources. If a fact can't be verified, it doesn't go in.
A team of writers turns that research into a book told in his name. There is only one book told this way, with his details.
Designers give it the finish and the quality of a real book. So it feels like what it is: his.
Four reasons. Underneath, only one: it's him.
One day you understand why he glues himself to the door when you leave, why he follows you everywhere, why he won't drop the ball. It stops being a bad habit. It's who he is. And you forgive him everything.
He gets in the water behind you. He plants himself between you and whatever sounds wrong at night. Nobody taught him that: he gets it from centuries of dogs who did exactly that. His book tells you where it came from.
We don't build a pretty story to sell you a book. Every name and every date comes from a real source. If a famous legend doesn't hold up, it stays out. Truth before the tale.
His name on the cover, his story inside, written for him alone, with no other like it anywhere. Dogs don't last us as long as we'd want. This stays.
Reviews from people who ordered their dog's book.
Everyone told me she was just a street dog.“I adopted Luna from a shelter. No papers, no story. I uploaded her photo more out of curiosity than anything. When the book arrived and I read where her ears came from, and her coat, and that habit of sleeping against the door, I stood in the kitchen and cried. Turns out she was never «just some dog»: she has centuries behind her. I look at her differently now.”
I stopped fighting with my dog.“I have a Border Collie and I spent three years frustrated. He never stops, he nips at heels, he herds my nephews into a corner. Reading what he was bred to do for two hundred years changed my head in one afternoon. He wasn't misbehaving: he was working, and I wasn't giving him work. I made up jobs for him and he's a different dog. Genuinely, a different dog.”
My sister opened it and went quiet.“I gave it to her for her birthday, with a photo of her Golden. What I didn't expect was the history part: that every golden in the world comes down from a litter of four puppies born in Scotland in 1868. She read it out loud at the table and we all ended up listening. Her dog's name is on every page. It's not just another gift, it's one of the ones you keep.”
Really good, but I'd add more illustrations.“I bought it for my Dachshund and the information is excellent, especially the origin and the character. It's well written, it doesn't read like filler. My only complaint is that I would have liked more visual material: it's a lot of text. I still learned a ton and I'd buy it again. Just leaving an honest review.”
I came looking for the mistake and never found it.“I'm a skeptic about these things, I'll admit it. I've read about Huskies for years and I went in expecting the same four facts everyone copies off the internet. The opposite happened: there were things about the origin I didn't know, and the ones I did know were right. You can tell when someone who understands wrote it. I finished it in one sitting.”
The chapter on character gave me patience.“My Beagle drove me up the wall. I'd call him and it was like talking to a brick, nose glued to the floor. The book explained that once he locks onto a scent he shuts everything else out, and that it was bred into him on purpose over generations. He isn't ignoring me. He's what he is. Knowing that took the edge off me, which was the part that needed it.”
Everything you want to know before ordering his book.
The history and origin of your dog's breed, what he carries in his blood, his character explained through his history, his care, and his family of breeds. All written in his name, with his name on every page.
No. The research on each breed is the same, because facts are facts, but the book is written in your dog's name and told for him. It isn't a template with the name swapped out.
A team trained in biology and veterinary science studies the origin and character of each breed in real sources. Then a team of writers turns it into your dog's book. If a fact can't be verified, it doesn't go in.
From real sources: kennel federation standards, breeder records, the literature on each breed. We research every breed one by one, with facts you can go and check yourself. When something is tradition rather than proven fact, we say so.
We tell you what his body and his energy need according to his breed, and what's worth keeping an eye on. But it's a good read, not a consultation: for any health problem, your vet is the one who has to see him.
It's a digital book that arrives in your inbox. You can read it on your phone or your computer, keep it or print it. It's yours.
No. You order it once, you pay once, and it's yours forever.
Your purchase is protected. If something isn't right, write to us and we'll sort it out.
Yes, and it's one of the things people ask us for most. You need their dog's name and his breed, or a photo if they don't know it.
Not yet. We're working on it.