From Joe Camp: I’ve spent three decades wandering around inside the heart and soul of a dog, writing Benji stories, directing Benji movies, trying to understand how to better draw you, the audience, in there with me. This time and effort spent on four legs learning to inhale the world from a canine point of view has taught me many amazingly simple lessons about life. Lessons that can and should apply to our lives, yours and mine, because they work better.

Dogs know more than we do.

By knowing less.

They realize that one’s soul prospers from sharing, caring, relating, fulfilling. And they know there is nothing more important in life than love. Not money. Not status. Not peer pressure.

Nothing can make you feel better than doing something good for somebody else. Putting another being before yourself. Not cars. Not houses. Not facelifts. Not watching television.

John Grogan, author of Marley & Me, says, “People can learn a lot from their dogs. Lessons on how to lead happier, more fulfilling lives. Lessons for successful relationships. Think about it. Many of the qualities that come so effortlessly to dogs — loyalty, devotion, selflessness, unflagging optimism, unqualified love — can be elusive to humans.”

But not any more. Now humans can read Dog On It and change their lives for the better. Forever. Because their reminder is ever present, lying right there at your feet.

“Joe Camp is a master storyteller.” - The New York Times

“Joe Camp is a natural when it comes to understanding how animals tick and a genius at telling us their story.” - Monty Roberts, Author of NYT Best Seller The Man Who Listens to Horses

“One cannot help but be touched by Camp’s love and sympathy for animals and by his eloquence on the subject.” - Michael Korda - The Washington Post

“Joe Camp is a gifted storyteller and the results are magical.” - Rick Lamb, Author and TV/Radio Host of The Horse Show