Product Description: Dog owners BEWARE! Bark magazine is dedicated to everything related to canine culture. Each issue includes stories, essays, poetry, reviews, interviews and artwork related to the relationship between humans and dogs.
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Rating: - Fills a needed niche in the dog magazine category
This magazine was recommended to me after I mentioned to another dog lover that I wished there was a dog magazine that had a little more substance to it (as compared to the one very popular dog magazine that we see sold at book stores all over the US).
I was looking for a different viewpoint, maybe some articles that provided insights into dogs, their behavior, culture, research,etc. The Bark does an excellent job at filling this niche - it provides thoughtful, well written articles and is arranged beautifully.
Yes, there is some 'fluff' in here (pardon the pun), but again, if you are looking for perhaps more of a sociological/cultural approach, this is a magazine worth exploring...One other reviewer mentioned that this was the "NPR" of dog magazines, and that is a very good analogy.
Enjoy!
Rating: - Good, but I'd like articles that are more fun and less academic
I've only received one issue of the magazine so far. With a name like "Bark," I was expecting more stories like you might find in People Magazine, only for dogs. Canine interest stories, I guess you could say. Instead, I found the articles to be somewhat dry and academic.
Rating: - Dog is my Co-pilot
For dog lovers, The Bark magazine is simply the best there is. Full of beauty and heart, a feast for the soul. Even the ads are gorgeous! I savor each issue like I would a fine rich chocolate. Try it, you won't be sorry.
Rating: - Magazine for people who love dogs.
I love dogs. And I love this magazine. Why? Because it helps me understand my dog. It helps me to give my dog a better life. I discover ways to keep my dog healthy and happy, well groomed and exercised. Things I would never know about my pet I discover in an issue of this well written publication.
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- Good, but I'd like articles that are more fun and less academic
