Mop and Puddle met and fell in love at the Dog Library. Mop had been there many times before. But Puddle was new to the library.

Two dogs known as the Scent Scribes in the Dog Library made sure the stories were smelly enough for dogs to understand.

I passed by a mirror and saw some gray hair on my face. It was under my chin too. I heard this happens to old dogs.

I don’t know about other dogs, but I think all punctuation is optional. If I spend too much time figuring out which one to use and where it should go, it slows down my writing. So I usually skip

Here are some tips about writing stories just for dogs. Make them happy, smelly, and give them some action.