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She'd given up her chocolate addiction—bad for dogs—and alcohol, too, since walking the dog with a hangover was not appealing. Analyzing her experience, Lawson realized she'd actually invented a successful "dog diet." Since Sadie grabbed any vaguely appetizing food, Lawson had switched from savory snacks and pizza to foods the dog didn't want, like cottage cheese

• Title : The Dog Diet, A Memoir: What My Dog Taught Me About Shedding Pounds, Licking Stress and Getting a New Leash on Life
• Author : Patti Lawson
• Rating : 4.99 (395 Vote)
• Publish : 2016-2-23
• Format : Hardcover
• Pages : 271 Pages
• Asin : 0757303943
• Language : English

She'd given up her chocolate addiction—bad for dogs—and alcohol, too, since walking the dog with a hangover was not appealing. Analyzing her experience, Lawson realized she'd actually invented a successful "dog diet." Since Sadie grabbed any vaguely appetizing food, Lawson had switched from savory snacks and pizza to foods the dog didn't want, like cottage cheese and black bean tortilla wraps. All that changed when she adopted Sadie, a homeless puppy, and redesigned her life to keep up with her new ever-hungry, ever-energetic friend. Sadie also became Lawson's personal trainer, taking her on long daily walks and other forms of "Dogercise." Lawson's adopted dog accomplished what tens of thousands of dollars worth of diets, spas and exercise machines failed to do; Sadie helped Lawson lose weight and feel better about her life. All rights reserved. (Apr.)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. Although this starts out as a cute diet book, it ends as a book for dog-obsessives, as Sadie and Lawson sit down for sparkling water toasts to their new life together. Without meani

Since that day life hasn't been the same for Patti or Sadie.A life that began together with 3:00 a.m. Lawson know dogs! Fantastic book for dog lovers and anyone who wants to stay in shape and lighten up their lives to boot!
--Richard Simmons
We live in a diet-obsessed age, when we lose five pounds just to gain ten, delude ourselves that the next exercise contraption we buy from that midnight infomercial will finally take that extra inch off our thighs, and become convinced that the latest diet fad of beet soup and goat's milk will help us look good in a bikini. walks through the park, incessant barking and stolen moments of trying to eat just a crumb of breakfast without puppy-interference soon morphed into a partnership of exercise and healthy eating with the added bonus that Sadie taught Patti a thing or two about letting go and stopping to smell the roses.A memoir-cum-diet, The Dog Die

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Award winning author Patti Lawson is a trial attorney and journalist.

. The author is also an accomplished public speaker and has presented numerous seminars to civic and women's groups on a variety of topics. She writes a column titled 'DOGS…DIETSDATING,' which appears in the Charleston Sunday Gazette/Mail. She is a frequent contributor to the Charleston Gazette and other publications. She and her dog Sadie are very involved in fundraising events for shelter dogs