A message from your dog
[ Mischief ]
After months of rigorous research, their inner monologue has been successfully translated. The results are equal parts hilarious, affectionate, and judgmental.
Your dog may look like they're doing nothing. In reality, they're studying your behavior, tracking your movements, and quietly forming opinions about nearly every decision you make.
This is their side of the story. They have opinions. Strong ones.
Peter Cappello has spent an unreasonable amount of time studying dogs, mostly without their knowledge or consent. His research has covered advanced subjects including selective hearing, treat-based economics, territorial disputes with delivery drivers, unexplained barking, and the remarkable ability to hear a wrapper from three rooms away.
This extensive and completely unaccredited fieldwork eventually became Pawspectives, a humorous dog photography book exploring the personalities, behaviors, thoughts, and everyday absurdities that make dogs such entertaining companions.
When not translating canine behavior into human language, Peter lives in Hermosa Beach, where he does very little, and does it extremely well.
(They also want you to know the treat jar is empty. Unacceptable.)
Ships worldwide · ISBN 979-8-9967375-0-5
Read it already? Rate it on Goodreads. Their PR team (a corgi) checks daily.
A 186-page hardcover coffee table book: full-color portraits of dogs alongside what they're actually thinking.
What is real? Are you real? Am I real? Deep questions. The inner monologues are 100% authentic, verified by our team of six translators. The dogs stand by every word.
Dog people. People who love dog people. People that are dogs. It works for birthdays, housewarmings, coffee tables that need a conversation starter, and white elephant exchanges you'd actually like to win.
11 × 8.5" landscape hardcover, 186 pages, full color. There is no ebook. Some thoughts are too big for a phone.
Amazon orders ship at Amazon speed. Direct orders are printed on demand and typically arrive in 5–10 business days. The dogs are not responsible for delays. They've asked us to make that clear.
Yes. Any bookstore can order it through Ingram wholesale. Tell your local shop. Repeatedly.
My 7-year-old niece thinks so, but what does she know, she's 7.
No. Though multiple treats were promised and never delivered. Litigation is pending.