Val Frost

This has to be the most fascinating presentation of the thought processes of the Newfoundland dog breed, starting from puppydom. The urge to meet others and make new friends, to lend their assistance or even just their company to humans who are alone and not feeling loved. It's the type of story that will warm hearts and souls of all ages, regardless of race, color or creed, because it is the truth about genuine and innocent love freely given to all who are in dire need of it. Fun and games and the caring of a devoted mum, makes Chewie such a well-rounded boy, together with all of his siblings. He has tons of questions and Mama Bear has to find the answers/explanations for him, which she does and thereby puts his questioning young mind at ease. You start this story on an adventure and you end up with hope for tomorrow in your heart. I have a Newfoundland Service Dog for Migraine/Stroke, and there could never be a better breed for its intelligence, love, devotion to duty and its overall gentle nature which protects and serves, always with a smile.