#NewsyTuesday: EPIc DOG TALES Now on Ebay!

 

My beloved Gibson is pictured above with the then hot-off-the-presses copies of EPIc Dog Tales! I have closed my ArcticHouse Publishing, and these books are not available any longer on Amazon (but could be again in the future), but the good news is you can get brand new copies directly from me—on this website under the ArcticHouse Books & Gifts Shoppe tab (you'll have to send me a message/Email with your mail address so I can determine postage on the number of copies you want. Then I will invoice you so you can pay by several methods), or now they are also on Ebay!

This book is my pride and joy project. It also makes for a beautiful gift for yourself, your veterinarian, vet tech, groomer, rescue organization, dog walker, dog sitter, or any dog lover! It's a BIG book at 264-pages and it's a beautiful large 9" x12" glossy soft cover coffee table style multi award-winning book that is a collection of inspiring and heartfelt stories about dogs of all breeds across the world living life with seizures and/or Canine Epilepsy. You will fall in love with every dog you meet in this book! The book also contains a plethora of information and resources for information on Canine Epilepsy. This book was designed by me with a talented graphic artists, Barbara K. Slocum, and lovingly created right here in the U.S.A.

As always since it's publication, a portion of sales will donated through #FiveSibes #LiveGibStrong to Canine Epilepsy research through the Companion Animal Epilepsy Research Lab at the North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine's  Companion Animal Epilepsy Research Lab.

And this is what Dr. Karen Muñana from the Companion Animal Epilepsy Research Lab has to say about the book...

 ***Limited First Edition Copies Remaining***  

Please Note: This is the ONLY place to obtain a brand-new copy of this book. ArcticHouse Publishing has closed, and we have the only new copies of this First Edition remaining of this book. Anyone else is selling a used copy.

Shipping cost is PER book. (If you'd like to get more than one copy, please contact me and I'll refigure the postage for you for the best combined shipping/handling fee).

Bonus: FREE K9 Epilepsy Tips Bookmark With Each Book Purchase!
 
FREE with every purchase through the end of 2024!
 

 
Keep in mind...the howlidays are right around the corner, and how lovely of a gift this book would be for someone on your list!
 

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