Written by a friend here in Dallas, the beautiful, intelligent and enlightened Jeannette Wright, a fun gift for your valentine this year. I was fascinated by the information and insights. And EVERYONE LOVES DOGS. Interesting… I’m a cross between a St. Bernard and a German Shepherd. What Are You?
Don’t be misled by the title. What we have here is a clever, carefully researched, and highly entertaining discussion of various breeds of dogs and the relevance of their dominant personality traits to male human beings. Written like a dog breed book, Men Are Dogs compares qualities of men to 42 breeds of dogs.” Contact the owners of (let’s say) 100 West Highland White Terriers and they will describe their “Westies” in the same terms. That they refuse to be ignored, for example.
After explaining why men are like dogs and then how someone can determine “the right breed,” Wright organizes her material within seven Groups: Herding, Sporting, Hound, Working, Terrier, Toy, and Non-Sporting. For each breed within a Group, she discusses
Physical Characteristics
Abilities & Interests Training
Social Skills
Type of Woman
Typical [Name of Species] Woman
Famous [Name of Breed] Man
Here’s a brief sample: “Collie men are very handsome and catch people’s eye. They have a friendly, open look about them and a great smile….[They] are excellent at herding people whether they herd them to ideas, places, or philosophies and beliefs. Gentle herders, most people are not aware they are being herded….A collie man is usually easy to train because he wants to please. He is intelligent and knows how to concentrate.
