<DIV>A charming and hilarious <I>New York Times</I> bestseller about the enduring wisdom of dogs, from the host of the enormously popular <I>National Dog Show</I><br><BR> <I>It's Okay to Miss the Bed on the First Jump</I> is more than a mere celebration of man's best friend. In this lighthearted exploration of how and why dogs serve as some of our most valuable and enlightened teachers, well-known and well-loved actor/show host John O'Hurley shares lessons learned from his life with canine companions, including:<BR> •Every 15 Minutes Is a New Day<BR> •Never Miss a Nap<BR> •When One Person Stops Petting You, Move On<BR> •A Cold Can of Meat Is Still a Feast<BR> •You're Only as Big as You Think You Are<BR><br> <I>“Dogs, after all, have pure hearts, trusting natures, a zest for living, noble characters, and an ability to take things in stride,”</I> writes O'Hurley in the book's introduction. <I>“They can be counted on, and are pleasant companions. They know what's important, always. How many humans do you know about which you could say the same?”</I><br><BR> At once poignantly moving and laugh-out-loud funny, <I>It's Okay to Miss the Bed on the First Jump</I> is a must read for dog lovers everywhere.<BR><BR></DIV>