I was very disappointed with this album. Her lead single "Get Real" was the only glimmer of hope on this album, which is quickly dissolved by track #2. This album went in the garbage.

PROS: the 16-foot line is long enough to keep a safe distance without getting your skis all tangled; I was even able to put it around my waist so that we were both "attached" to the line. Also, the material seems sturdy enough. The mesh bag that it comes in is convenient for storage and for tossing it into a backpack. You can steer the child by pulling on the line, like reins.CONS: I was unclear from the packaging exactly how to attach the harness to the child. The front attachment also didn't seem secure -- it was too easy to slide the nylon line through the belt loops. It was awkward to use the harness, and in the end it was easier (and less scary for the child) to ski without it.

This book provides intriguing insight in to the world of psychic detectives; clairvoyants and mediums called upon by law enforcement to help solve baffling crimes. Anyone interested in true crime and/or the paranormal will find this to be quite a fascinating read.Aside from the use of psychic abilities to solve crime, it also provides information on puzzling phenomenon such as spontaneous combustion and poltergeist cases.

This book made me mad all the way through! Who on earth let's dogs run the busy streets of Eastern Mass? Who thinks it is funny to let their dogs run, show up on someone's porch who will look at their tags and call her to give them a ride home? She does nothing scientific, but apomorhpizes quite a bit. I feel sorry for those dogs in many ways.

Despite all of the negative comments of other readers, I really enjoyed this book. It was a very interesting look at the natural behavior of dogs. It is actually one of my favorite dog books and I would recommend it to any one facinated by how dogs think, form relationships, etc. All of these other people need to relax. She obviously is an animal lover and takes care of her pets. So she let her dog cross a busy street unsupervised...get over it!After reading this, pick up a copy of her book "The Social Life of Dogs." I loved them both.

I have to agree with the readers who described this book as irresponsible. The author's opinions on her dogs' behavior are just that - her OPINIONS (granted, she's entitled to her opinions). Anyone who has had their dog or cat killed by unleashed, free-roaming dogs will hate this. I also found her constant references to a dog's mate as "husbands" and "wives" really annoying (my opinion). I wish I had seen these reviews before buying this thing.