This was an interesting read as someone who is getting into more of the magical/spiritual side of life and wanting to implement that in all facets. This was enjoyable and I will be working some spells with my pupperoni.

I liked how this book has a story of the history of dogs and how it has different magic spells for dog training. It also has spells for problems that humans can solve for themselves too. I also like that it has spells for the different zodiac signs for your pet. At the end of the book there is also a symbol guide that has different breeds and what they say about them. Since this is an ARC, I noticed a lot of grammatical errors. Witchcraft is not really my thing as it’s against my religion, but I would still buy this book when it hits shelves next spring.

Though I like this book in theory, it is not so much about how to work magic with your dog, but how to have your dog influence your magic practices. I found that many of the simple spells involved seeking monetary gain, love, and other mundane ordinary world items that lacked influence from a more spiritually focused practitioner of magic. I thought this book was more of a novelty than an actual spell book. I must say I was disappointed.

A fun book for fostering a connection with your dog and a little magic.

The author makes some general assumptions about the way dogs play and the access people may have to a park or country road. One particular working involved the dog says of summer but only included dates for the northern hemisphere.

The Oracle was actually quite fun and certainly more interesting than simply picking a card from a deck.

I would like to know more about some of the associations, color , herb, and crystal choices.