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The Zen of Dog seeks to answer the universal questions: "How can I be happy?" and "How do I learn to love unconditionally?"
"We can learn a lot from dogs. The sweet balm of puppy love can soothe a tender hearts," said Jordan Smith. "Often the way to inner peace and contentment is as close as a cool tile floor, a rub on the belly or a long walk with someone we love."
Jordan Smith is the author of the dog Zen humor books Life is Short. Eat Biscuits!, published by Santa Monica Press, and Letters To A Young Puppy.
Both books are based on the Website eatbiscuits.com. The company produces, markets and licenses dog Zen humor products.
Jordan Smith is currently working on a children's book about the adventures of Elvis the Karate Dog and his friends Pirate, a one-eyed miniature daschund, and eight-year old Little Buddy. The book is illustrated by Italian artist Roberta Morucci, noted for her portraits of the entertainer Cher.
This excerpt from The Zen of Dog Blog may be reprinted:
Dog Zen Letter 3: Abundance Is the water bowl half empty or half full? This is an excellent question, puppy. Of course, you know the answer already.
When you were thirsty and lowered your head, did not a cool drink welcome your lips and your tongue and even the tips of your ears, and judging by the mess left behind on the floor, did not your bowl runneth over in abundance?
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