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Presents an illustrated rhyme about the dogs owned by eleven famous historical figures such as Sir Isaac Newton, Annie Oakley, Billie Holiday, and Orville Wright among others.

Presents a children's rhyming board book for early readers that describes things that go such as skates, bikes, and skis.

Captain Pup and his canine pirate crew must outwit a shipload of cats and return home with the treasure.

Clifford and his family move to Birdwell Island to give the big red dog room to play, but the neighbors think he's a nuisance until he shows them that his size can be an advantage.

Brief rhyming text and illustrations show a puppy's activities, from having a bath to eating, playing, and going for a walk.

When a flea lands on a stray dog, it starts a chain of events that ends with the dog happily adopted by a pet-loving man.

A runaway puppy creates all kinds of havoc as he is chased by the girl who owns him.

A boy describes all the things he likes about his puppy--his best friend.

After ten dogs are placed in a display window for the whole wide world to see, one by one their numbers diminish until the last canine departs with its new owner.

Due to their obvious frailties, an old dog and a fat cat manage to coexist in relative harmony.

Describes Bertha McCain's seven dogs, one for each day of the week.

A stray dog in New York City is adopted by a taxi driver, with whom he thereafter rides and shares adventures each day.

Text in Spanish. Frog and Dog try to prove their bravery.

Noelle, a lovable but odd-looking bulldog, has trouble adapting to her new surroundings until she discovers hidden talents that win her many friends.

Top dog Duke leads a busy work crew to a new construction site. All sorts of dogs have plenty to do before the day is out.