Dogs like stories by other dogs. But it’s hard for dogs to write. So they scribble stories instead. One of the best things about scribbling is that you don’t have to be good at it. You can use any jumble of lines and loops. And there are no scribbling rules either, unlike grammar. A day …
I don’t know about other dogs, but I think all punctuation is optional. If I spend too much time figuring out which type to use and where it should go, it slows down my writing. So I usually skip it altogether. Or I make up my own. Worms and balls To me, punctuation looks like …
I’ve heard there are people who try to teach dogs to read. I don’t know if it works or not, but that’s what I’m good at – teaching other dogs to read. So I invented a sentence game for the dogs at the Dog Library. I showed them six sentences from some books I brought. …
I’m not one of those dogs who only knows the words I’m supposed to know. Like sit, stay, no, and bath. If that was it, my stories might sound like this: Sit, no, stay, no, bath, stay, no, no. Pretty silly. But I know a lot of words. My mother taught them to me. So, …
All dogs have stories to tell, even if they’re very short ones. But as far as I know, I’m the only dog who uses a keyboard. At least in my neighborhood. So I decided to take it with me to the Dog Library. I thought I’d show the other dogs how my keyboard works. At …
