From Death Row To Glory: Caesar
Published on 8. March 2012
64 pages
978-0-00-747882-8 (ISBN)
Description
An inspiring and heart-warming short story of canine devotion and bravery.
Eleven tracker dogs left their Army life in Australia to serve in the war in Vietnam - black Labrador Caesar was one of them.
He had been rescued from death row, conscripted to serve his country and sent to fight in a war that would test every tracking skill he possessed.
The binding loyalty to his handler, Peter Haran, saved the lives of man and dog many times over, despite the fact the odds were stacked against them. And when it was time to go home - only one dog made the journey.
Extracted from the bestselling title The Dog That Saved My Life, this inspiring true story represents the unquestioning loyalty of man's best friend.
Eleven tracker dogs left their Army life in Australia to serve in the war in Vietnam - black Labrador Caesar was one of them.
He had been rescued from death row, conscripted to serve his country and sent to fight in a war that would test every tracking skill he possessed.
The binding loyalty to his handler, Peter Haran, saved the lives of man and dog many times over, despite the fact the odds were stacked against them. And when it was time to go home - only one dog made the journey.
Extracted from the bestselling title The Dog That Saved My Life, this inspiring true story represents the unquestioning loyalty of man's best friend.
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Edition
Digital original
Language
English
Place of publication
United Kingdom
Publishing group
HarperCollins Publishers
Edition type
Digital original
Product notice
Reflowable
File size
1,97 MB
ISBN-13
978-0-00-747882-8 (9780007478828)
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01/2010
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Person
Isabel George is a writer, journalist and PR, who has worked with animal charities, and particularly the PDSA, for many years. She has previously written for children and has also worked with the Imperial War Museum on various events and exhibitions connected with the Animals at War theme.
