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Email 12 December 2007:
 
Hi Jamie and Frodo,
 
I just want to say thank you for giving us humans who own a fur friend the chance to cook good wholesome meals without the concern of what is in it. Not only that but your book is so reasonably priced. I am so impressed, one question is when will you be bringing out grrrowlicious hungry dogs part 2 as I know that I myself will be out there purchasing one and many followers behind me.
 
Kind regards,
Angela Hansen

Email 07 June 2007:
 
Dear Jamie & Frodo,
 
I never liked to give animals can food. I thought to myself “If I don’t like canned food, I am sure these little creatures do not either”…
I got a little puppy a few weeks ago. I started cooking for her, but I didn’t know if I was doing the right thing as people told me that I was not giving her what she needed.
...and suddenly you both came into my life…
Thank you so much to you and all of those that helped you with this book. I cannot wait to cooking a storm for Cassie J.
 
Cheers.
Elena
Melbourne, Australia

Email 07 June 2007:
 
Dear Jamie,
 
We have loved your book, and are very grateful for the benefits to our dog’s health.
Are you planning a book for the feline lovelies of the world?
Our cat is feeling very left out. (She would be happy to taste test for you.)
We will keep a watch out for one in the future.
 
Regards,
Bec Ley

Email 31 March 2007:
 
Hi Jamie & Frodo,
 
Your book I purchased through Amazon just arrived! I've been feeding a raw prey based diet to my 2 Boston Terriers for over a year now. I'm sure they'd like a change every now & then, & I'm going to give your recipes a go this weekend.
Love the book, it's so well laid out with fantastic pictures!
Thanks for coming up with a brilliant idea for a doggie cookbook! Anymore to follow?
 
Regards,
Cheryl, Ruby, & PeeWee
Campbell River, British Columbia, Canada

Email:
 
Jamie,
 
How wonderful about your book - and I see that according to the press release it is also going to be published overseas.
Well done.
Maybe you'll become the new Jamie Oliver of the dog world...and you and Frodo could have a food show on TV.
Anything's possible.
 
Ita Buttrose
Editor, Bark Australia

Email:
 
Dear Jamie,
 
Everyone I have shown the book to, including the manager of RSPCA in Canberra, has thought it was great, in fact better food than they make for themselves. 
 
Judy Ostergaard
Melbourne Editor
House & Garden
Australia

Email:
 
Dear Hungry Dogs,
 
I must say, this is one of the best dog books I have ever seen! Beautifully made! Photos, recipes... all brilliant!
 
Caroline Zambrano
Editor, Dogs Life
Australia

Email:
 
Hi Jamie,
 
This is brilliant (obviously I am a dog owner)…I’d love to line up an interview with you and John Stanley.
 
Kate Kelly
Executive Producer - John Stanley, Noon - 3pm
Radio 2UE Sydney Pty Ltd

Email:
 
Dear Jamie,
 
What a fabulous book!!!! It's just great. Congratulations!!!
 
Robyn Flemming
Editor, The Border Tail

Email 22 November 2005:
 
I just wanted to let you know that I read about your company in Bark magazine and was very interested in your book. As soon as you can find a publisher, please let me know as I will buy about ten of them!
 
Good luck with it.
Regards,
Penny Merriman

Email 17 March 2006:
 
Whilst sitting in the Drs office (Vet) last night I saw a wonderful article about you and your dog cookbook. Has your cookbook been published yet - I would love to purchase one - there were some recipes in the article that I know my jack russell Oliver would just devour.
 
Regards,
Monique Hawley

Email 20 April 2006:
 
A friend of mine showed your article in Bark magazine to me the other day and I just wanted to tell you what a fantastic idea that is. I have an English Staffordshire Terrier who is extremely fussy with what she eats and I have struggled to get her to eat anything and come up with ideas to keep her happy. I tried the few recipes in the magazine and she absolutely loved them. Now my challenge is to find more recipes like this as she soon refuses to eat food that is given to her too often.
 
Regards,
Alicia Ellis

Letter 10 January 2006:
 
I cant access your website as I don't have email, hence the letter. I loved preparing the recipes in "Bark". I have a cavalier who is a diva and is notoriously difficult eater. These recipes have worked wonders. I wish I walked in your park so that I could get more ideas. Good luck with the publication.
 
Sincerely,
Gail McManter

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