My Review of "How to Talk to Your Cat about Gun Safety"

The American Association of Patriots has collected a number of fabulous essays into its How to Talk to Your Cat about Gun Safety and Abstinence, Drugs, Satanism, and Other Dangers that Threaten Their Nine Lives. Two of these essays -- evolution and gun safety -- are among some of the most important topics for feline safety these days.

Cats have many things on their minds, like where to sun themselves today, and cannot become bogged-down in science and theological discussions. How to Talk to Your Cat about Gun Safety has some excellent advice for handling some of those difficult discussions.

But, without a doubt, "How to Talk to Your Cat about Gun Safety" is the best. Once a cat is taught how to handle a gun and the responsibilities that come with it, you will immediately reap the benefits. A cat packin' heat while you are away becomes a formidable adversary for any miscreant who wanders onto your property.

Frankly, and probably to the cat's chagrin, everything in this collection might be adapted for those important contributions with their canine enemies, too.

All in all, very valuable pamphlets on how to educate and teach your cat about these important issues. Highly recommended.

I received a free copy of this book as part of the Blogging for Books program in exchange for my honest review here.

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