Old Yeller

Faithful Ruslan

FAITHFUL RUSLAN (RN: GEORGI¸ NIKOLAEVICH VOLOSEVICH 1.TI)
Another story about loyalty in a dog towards his master.

Forever Faithful

Another short story about the Fort Benton dog from Montana.

Cold Train Coming

Some say twenty-six cents is a good price for this one.

It was a rush job to print, to beat another local author, who was thoroughly researching the area and history.

The author did write one of the best books of all time, called Praise to the Man, a remarkable short story of forgiveness.

Lassie and Her Day in the Sun

Lassie and Her Day in the Sun, Authorized Edition - Little Golden Book

The Adventures of Lassie: Lassie and Her Day in The Sun; Lassie and The Daring Rescue; and Lassie Shows The Way (Authorized Edition - A Giant Little Golden Book)

This is one of my favorite books of all time.  Lassie is observed in the morning, laying down in the front yard and then again in the evening, in the same place, by the same observer.  He mentions that this is one lazy dog.

In actuality, the dog had saved peoples lives or enriched their lives in some manner through some kind of service.

How many times have we observed our neighbors and made some monumental judgment call and we were totally wrong.  Of course, unless you later discovered your epiphany, you might never have learned this possible lesson.

Recently, while reading the scriptures I came to a verse, that reads, I would exhort you to have patience, and that ye bear with all manner of afflictions; that ye do not revile against those who do cast you out because of your exceeding poverty, lest ye become sinners like unto them.  I then realized that I need to forgive those who have been judgmental of me, not knowing my financial condition at the time.

The Lost Dogs

A book by Jim Gorant which entails the story of Michael Vicks dogs, their rescue and their redemption.

Shep Forever Faithful

An immensely intriguing story for all ages.

It is hard to categorize:  It is historical fiction, Christian, Suspense, Drama, Romance, and a dog story. 

Between the gray twilight of the Great Depression and the perilous dawn of World War II, from 1936 to 1942, a heartwarming story of extraordinary loyalty quietly unfolded along the Great Northern Railroad in the remote little prairie town of historic Fort Benton, the birthplace of Montana. A story of faithfulness so unbelievable it warmed the world's heart as it was recorded in the pages of Ripley's Believe It Or Not. This is the story of Shep, the once vagrant mongrel who became America's most legendary dog. Strong principles and simple virtues, taught by a long-departed master, were exemplified by the life of his loyal dog while keeping a five-year lonely vigil for the master's return. Shep's amazing story now belongs to the ages, a classic piece of American history told and retold throughout the years by the Associated Press, UPI, Reader's Digest, Paul Harvey, and other major publications. A story of a noble dog, a soul; forever faithful; and an undying love for his master that endured the hardships of mortal existence and never wavered. A story told through the eyes of a young family struggling against personal misfortune, and the adversity of hard times in an unfamiliar town, a town of a last frontier.