"Naoki vive en un pueblo de Japón. Un día, al salir de la escuela, conoce a un gran perro. Este sigue a Naoki hasta su casa. Los dos nuevos amigos van a afrontar juntos un suceso terrible... -- Page 4 of cover.

"Ja ne možu znajty svoho pesyka! Ty znaješ, de vin?" --

Each animal arriving from the zoo as a possible pet fails to suit its prospective owner, until just the right one is found. Movable flaps reveal the contents of each package.

Told he cannot have a pet for his birthday, JJ catches a frog and his sister, Nala, finds a pet branch, which leads to a lesson about living and nonliving things. Includes an activity sheet.

¿A qué niño no le gustaría tener una mascota? La pequeña Inés quiere un perro. O un gato. Incluso se conformaría con un pez. Pero a su madre le parecen animales demasiado corrientes, así que deciden ir juntas al zoo, donde la pequeña descubrirá la elegancia de las jirafas, la ferocidad de los cocodrilos o el exotismo de las cebras. Y tanto le gustan los animales que acaba de ver, que comprenderá que su mamá tiene razón , un elefante o...

Ever since Jake's dad got a new job, and his family moved to the city, Jake's been feeling like a country bumpkin. He's having trouble making friends and wishes he could get to know Denny, a boy who lives in his apartment block and owns a parrot. So when Pop Hooper offers Jake the chance to have his own perfect pet, Jake is delighted. He's sure he'll make friends with Denny if he has a pet parrot for Pet Day at school. But then Pop asks Jake to look...

"Mini está encantado con su mascota, la cavernícola Lucy, sobre todo porque puede imitar a la perfección todos los ruidos posibles. Por desgracia, a los padres de Mini no les gusta nada que se pase horas graznando como una ave prehistórica, o bramando como un huracán. ¡Esto debe terminar! O Lucy tendrá que marcharse, dicen. Desesperado, Mini inscribe a Lucy en la escuela de mascotas, confiando en que allí aprenda buenos modales lo más deprisa...

This is a touching story of friendship between a dog and a little boy. When one of them needs help they are always there for each other. This is what true friendship means.

When George helps the firemen with their new dog, Blaze, he learns valuable lessons about owning a pet.

In "Just Me and My Puppy, " Little Critter takes care of a puppy who follows him home; and in "Just My Friend and Me, " Little Critter and his friend play hide-and-seek, play basketball, have a jump rope contest, and take turns playing daredevil on a bicycle.