Last Dog on the Hill
Last Dog on the Hill by Steve Duno, published by Pan in 2010, is an unabridged edition that spans 323 pages. This book recounts the author’s experience after discovering a flea-bitten and emaciated puppy on a Californian roadside. Named Lou, the dog is a mix of Rottweiler and Alsatian, embodying a unique blend of intelligence, loyalty, and mischief that shapes their journey together.
Readers will find a narrative that explores the bond between humans and animals, focusing on themes of nature and companionship. The book presents a heartfelt account of Lou’s life and the challenges and joys that come with caring for a pet. Through essays and narratives, Duno shares insights into the world of dogs and the profound impact they have on their owners, making it a reflective piece for anyone interested in animals and their role in our lives.
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When Steve Duno found a puppy – flea-bitten and emaciated – on a Californian roadside, he had no idea what he was letting himself in for. Lou, as he called the dog, was the offspring of marijuana farm guard dogs; a half-Rotweiller, half-Alsatian bundle of intelligence, loyalty, and mischief.
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