★Why Dogs Are Naturally Buddhist？Follow your dog, and you will live a happier life.
★Dogs possess an acute sense of smell that leads them to discover many things — even hearts that seem lost. They show us the path to a joyful life, guiding us back to all that truly matters, which we so easily lose sight of amid the chaos of daily life.

Savor the present moment happily, follow your heart’s desires, and openly show loved ones how much they mean to you. Things that take humans plenty of practice come naturally to dogs.

Bestselling author Michaela Seul learned much about putting Buddhist teachings into practice while living with her canine companion Flipper. In this life guide, she shares how to live a relaxed life just like a male Labrador and find happiness in ordinary little things.

This book explores the bond between humans and dogs, and how we humans can greatly benefit from it.

Embrace ease and calm: Learn to unwind alongside Labrador Flipper
Live fully in the present without expectations and gain greater contentment
See the world through a dog’s eyes: A guide enriched with behavioural science insights
Stay on the right path: Find your way to greater serenity and inner balance
Let dogs set a fine example: Live life in line with Buddhist principles

Buddhists aim to act for the well-being of all living beings, and dogs too long to bring joy to their owners. Michaela Seul observes her beloved dog Flipper effortlessly abiding by Buddhist principles in daily life. With a little practice, his calm demeanour rubs off on his owner — after all, stress rarely solves anything.

This heartwarming dog-themed book introduces an endearing four-legged Buddhist. Every pet owner will surely see themselves reflected in the author’s vivid accounts.

Shirley Michaela Seul

At the age of 12, Shirley Michaela Seul began doing what she loves most to this day: writing. Since then, the versatile, award-winning author has published numerous books—including novels, nonfiction works, self-help guides, biographies, crime stories, and memoirs—under various pseudonyms. She has also worked successfully as a ghostwriter for many years, earning herself several spots on bestseller lists. Many of her titles have been translated.

Her book co-authored with blind lawyer Pamela Pabst served as the basis for the successful ZDF television series Die Heiland.