Showing results for "dachshund" in Literature & Fiction

Join Cooper and Bear, two playful dachshunds, on a farm adventure! Guess the animals they meet, explore nature's beauty, and celebrate the bond between pets and humans. A delightful tale for kids and adults alike!

Get ready to howl with laughter! In "The Screaming Dog," follow Alfie—the mischievous, ever-joyful brown dachshund—as his explosive, comic yells turn everyday moments into wild, hilarious adventures. This audiobook brings Alfie’s escapades to life with vibrant narration and lively sound effects, from stirring up mayhem at the park and ice cream truck to transforming a fancy gala into a riot of laughter. Perfect for kids, families, and anyone who loves a good animal adventure, this engaging listen captures the spirit of unexpected chaos and heartwarming humor.

In the heart of a charming town, where the spirit of adventure thrives and lessons of the heart are learned, young Olivia and her loyal Dachshund, Max, embark on an enchanting journey of discovery. This delightful tale is not merely a detective adventure, but also a masterclass in love, kindness, and the enduring power of friendship.

David Dixon is full of big, messy, wacky, wonderful ideas. Today he has the Best Idea Ever: bring in his new dachshund puppy, Bandit, for show-and-tell. But when it’s time to present, Bandit escapes! David races off to find him, but as he’s searching, David turns into a dachshund himself! As dogs, he and Bandit have a blast. They raid the cafeteria pantry, jump in a soapy sink, and run around the playground. But when the school janitor chases them and David can’t change back, he starts to wonder whether this was a big, messy, wacky, wonderful idea—or just a big mess.

Dusty is a little dachshund, and he is new in the house. He has to explore the garden, the vegetable patch, and his human friend's collection of balls of thread. There are a lot of funny creatures. Dusty meets bugs with black and red stripes, mice with long tails, and a snake hiding in the wardrobe. But the snake isn’t happy in the house. He got into the wardrobe by accident. Dusty wants to help him go back to the meadow where he comes from.

This is hilarious family-rated comedy as the main narration is spoken from the dog's point of view. Maxwell D. Dachshund is outspoken and tells it exactly as he sees it which is almost always straight to the point and totally unexpected. Each incident in this story was inspired by real events that actually occurred.