Dog Detectives by Susan Conant

Holly Winter is a columnist for Dog Life magazine and a hereditary dog ​​lover. It would seem that what could be more innocent than the world of animal lovers? However, in the environment of “dog lovers” mysterious crimes happen every now and then! Holly is included in the investigation and invariably finds a clue. But it is unlikely that she would have been able to unravel everything without the help of dogs.

“The Dog Who Broke the Leash”

During training sessions, Dr. Stanton, a well-respected member of the kennel club, is killed. How killed! He was strangled with a leash from his own Malamute. Holly, who recently lost her beloved golden retriever, adopts Rowdy, her new orphan. And imperceptibly for itself it is involved in investigation of murder.

“The dog who fought for his rights”

Holly’s father, Buck, is staying at Holly’s house. And not alone, but in the company of his unusual pet – the half-wolf Clyde. But one day Clyde is kidnapped. Holly starts searching, and it turns out that Clyde is not the only victim. And all this seems to be connected with cruel experiments on animals. In addition, there are murders that only a resourceful journalist can solve.

“The Dog Who Spoke the Truth”

Holly had enough worries with the stubborn and cheerful Rowdy, but fate turned out to be in her care another malamute – Kimi, whose previous mistresses died under extremely strange circumstances. While trying to trace the life path of a new dog, Holly unexpectedly discovers the solution to the mystery.

“The Dog Who Kicked the Door”

The owner of an adorable pygmy poodle is found dead after a thunderstorm. What killed her: a lightning strike or revenge? And what about electric shock collars for dogs? Holly, as always, finds the answer. But she would hardly have been able to do this without the help of faithful companions: Rowdy and Kimi. By the way, Susan Conant herself, the author of “dog” detectives, is the proud owner of two malamutes. Therefore, he writes about dogs with knowledge of the matter.

In the photo: the author of “dog” detectives Susan Conant and her Alaskan Malamutes