habits and behavior

Brief text and illustrations describe how various animals give birth and care for their young.

Describes, in text and illustrations, twelve animal architects and why and how they build their unusual structures.

Describes how different animals use their whiskers for survival.

Describes the distasteful habits of a variety of animals, including squirting blood from the eyes to scare predators, stealing other birds' vomit, and eating dung.

The dogs at Barkley's School for Dogs become concerned when their teacher, Fred, falls in love with a veterinarian.

The dogs from Barkley's School learn a good lesson about making friends when they join with the canines from Howl's Dog City to march in the town's anniversary parade.

The students at the Barkley School for Dogs are excited by the prospect of being snowed in when a major storm hits the city, but the situation becomes troublesome when Bubba disappears in the blizzard.

At Barkley's school for dogs, a friendly canine named Jack becomes concerned when a new puppy begins learning the mean ways of Sweetcakes, the school's Doberman bully.

Text and photos focus on the behavior, pecking order, and egg production of the most numerous species of bird.

Jack and his canine friends at Barkley's school for dogs search the play yard for buried treasure.