Why Dogs Do That (Deluxe Edition): A Collection Of Curious Canine Behavoirs
A six-time recipient of the Ellis-Henderson Outdoor Writing Award, Tom Davis is a 1979 graduate of Williams College-where a then-unknown novelist named Richard Ford, among other teachers, imparted valuable lessons about the craft of writing. Affiliated for many years with Wisconsin Trails, the fondly remembered "Magazine of Life in Wisconsin," Davis currently serves as Editor-at-Large for Pointing Dog Journal and Shooting Sportsman, Senior Editor for Sporting Classics, and Contributing Editor for Our Wisconsin. He is also a regular columnist for several publications and has written a number of catalogue essays for Birds in Art, the flagship show of Wausau's Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum. His many books include The Tattered Autumn Sky, The Orvis Book of Dogs, and Why Dogs Do That. Davis lives in Green Bay, with his wife Joan and English setters Ernie and Tina.