Book Dachshund Luke goes to Spain by Karen Larson

A true story written through the eyes of one lovable Dachshund called Luke.

Luke was happily living with his humans in Florida and enjoying his Dachshund friends Dotty and Sara. One day he noticed things were missing from his home and strange boxes were appearing.

This book follows Dachshund Luke from Florida, his first time on a plane and his experiences in a new country without his friends. A place where he does not understand what the other humans are saying and mules are a common form of transport. At first, he enjoys the new smells but after awhile he starts to feel lonely and misses his friends. When his humans bring home a new kitten he does not understand this new feeling of jealousy and starts to misbehave.

How does Dachshund Luke cope with a new kitten and his new surroundings?
Find out more in this wonderful book. Dachshund Luke Goes To Spain

I fully support the Dachshund Rescue groups and all the work they do in finding loving homes for Dachshunds. I spent a few wonderfully fulfilling years as a Dachshund foster parent for D.A.R.E. and would recommend it to anyone.
A portion of profits from this book goes to support
D.A.R.E Dachshund Adoption, Rescue, and Education.

Please preview my book here, would love to know what you all think of it. Thank you.
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Hello everyone, this is Dachshund Luke.

Wow, I have my own blog and now a squidoo lens. That is enough to get my tail wagging.

I am a little red Dachshund with 3-inch legs, and weigh 9 lbs on a good day.
My name is Luke, also known as Bubba Lou and stop barking.

I am currently living in Spain with my humans and a cat called Kitty Kat. To my surprise, I found out that kittens grow bigger than me and have magic claws.

In Florida, I was a sausage dog however, in Spain, I am now a perro salchicha - I love perro, don't you think it sounds better than dog?

I love my humans and I know they love me because they cuddle and play with me every day. I love to make them laugh because it makes my tail waggle and wiggle.

I have recently taught my humans how to play hide-n-seek. I hide the ball in corners or under the sofa and they have to find it. I point to it with my nose. If they don't notice that I am playing then I bark, they don't like that as much. I am better at finding than my humans, that's because I am a hound dog.

Dachshund lovers thank you for looking at my book.
That is me on the cover!

I only started using Squidoo in April so had a lot to learn - then I discovered and downloaded the FREE SQUIDOO GUIDE and was up and running the same day
FREE SQUIDOO GUIDE

It is free to have your own Squidoo lens and you can make money for yourself of a charity.
yes I want to squidoo and get my own lens