Description

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This whimsical and useful memory book allows you to record everyday adventures with your dog; the charming illustrations will delight you as you fill out the pages and return to them again and again.

This is the book every pet parent needs to chronicle the best moments with their canine furbaby. TikTok videos are great and all, but don’t you want a brag book you can add to, look back at, and display for all of your pup’s admirers? 

The beginning section allows you to record background information about your pooch, including:
• final name (and other names in the running)
• origin story
• tricks they know
• favorite toys

Use the rest of the journal as you're inspired, adding to over time and recording memories as they’re happening, filling out pages about:
• good days together
• memorable walks
• road trips

Author and illustrator Susanna Ryan infuses each page with her signature humor and charm, making this a memory book you'll adore filling out almost as much as you adore your furbaby.

About the Author

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Susanna Ryan, the artist behind Seattle Walk Report and Secret Seattle, is a self-taught cartoonist, illustrator, designer, and dog enthusiast! After discovering a love for exploring Seattle by foot, she anonymously started the Instagram comic series Seattle Walk Report in 2017. Her first book, Seattle Walk Report, was published in 2019. Her work has appeared in Seattle magazine, The Stranger, Seattle Refined, The Evergrey, and the Seattle Review of Books, as well as on KOMO News and 107.7 The End.

Praise For…

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Pet gifts 2023: Fun finds for your four-legged friends
"A baby book for your furbaby. This memory book and journal by author and illustrator Susanna Ryan from Seattle’s Sasquatch Books preserves those sweet moments."
— Seattle Times

"Dog Days contains plenty of Ryan’s trademark observational comedy and silly humor — little gags about “the weird old towel” in every pet owner’s arsenal and cute cartoons of Andy Warhol-style paintings of cans of dog food. And, unlike many of the generic pastel blue-and-pink baby memory books you can find at big box stores, Ryan has hand-drawn every page of the book, which invites the reader to chronicle their dogs’ lives as a kind of collaboration between cartoonist and reader."
—Seattle Times