A Dog's Life
She followed her autobiography, two years later in September 2006, by ghost-writing her pet dog Copper's autobiography in the name of "Copper: A Dog's Life". Her daughter India Jane illustrated the book. Copper was originally bought by the Goldsmiths as a reward to their daughter Jemima for passing her Common Entrance Examination, but he remained in Lady Annabel's care for most of his life and had an adventurous time in Richmond. "Amid tough competition, he was probably the greatest character I ever knew", she told "The Daily Telegraph". The mongrel, who died in 1998, was famed for travelling by bus, chasing joggers and visiting a Richmond pub, the Dysart Arms.