Acclaim for:
“Renting with Rex:
How You, Your Dog, Your Landlord and Your Neighbors
Can All Thrive in Rental Housing”
by Jackie Phillips
AWARDS:
Honorable Mentions:
"Renting with Rex" wins an Honorable Mention for the DIY (Do it Yourself) Book Festival in the "How To" category. - February 3, 2010
"Renting with Rex" wins another Honorable Mention in the "How To" category for the Los Angeles Book Festival. - February 7, 2010
“Renting with Rex” wins Honorable Mention with the Bay Area Independent Publishers Associations (BAIPA). - June 9, 2010
“Outstanding book. I have been looking for this book ever since seeing a friend's copy. This book is full of common-sense advice intermingled with a well-thought out plan for preventing issues in a rental situation. Now that I've found this, I'm stocking up for gifts for some of my other friends, both renters and non-renters alike. There is enough good advice here for home owners to make it worth the read no matter your living situation."
ES - October 30, 2009
"Renting with Rex” is an informative book about how to increase your chances of being able to rent and own a pet at the same time. The assumption is that many landlords will not rent to people with animals. Ms. Phillips educates the readers about how to make it more likely for a dog owner (specifically) to be able to successfully rent.
The book is divided into thirteen chapters, with such topics as 'Moving with Your Dog,' 'Preventing Undesirable Behaviors,' and 'Renting an Apartment as a Pet Owner.' In addition to information on renting more successfully while owning a pet, Ms. Phillips also makes many positive recommendations for how to make sure the dog gets enough exercise, how to crate train a dog, what kinds of collars to use, and what toys are most effective for different sizes of dogs. She stresses good animal health by promoting veterinarian visits. The benefits of spaying or neutering your pet are also described.
It is obvious that Ms. Phillips loves dogs. She has an extensive resume of working with animals and has seemingly devoted her life to protecting dogs and ensuring that they find good homes. She seeks to give valuable advice. I appreciate her advice and important information."
Reader Views - January, 2010
Jackie Phillips has just written a book that should be in every renters and landlords library. If you’ve ever rented, or tried to rent with a dog you know what I am talking about, it can be extremely difficult to find a new home that will allow dogs. Jackie thoughtfully addresses the situations that can arise and has helpful solutions on how to find your new dog friendly home, offers tips, how to’s and training suggestions to make your pet a landlords dream.
SP - November, 2009
"Just wanted to tell you how much I enjoyed going through your book. A doggie-owning friend of mine came over, saw it, borrowed it, loved it. It is well written and well researched. Good job!"
TS - May 2010
Books by Jackie Phillips
Renting with Rex: How You, Your Dog, Your Landlord and
Your Neighbors Can all Thrive in Rental Housing
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First in the “Will Austin Adventure” Series
Other books in the “Will Austin Adventure” series due out in 2012!
Roma Arroyo
The Will Austin Adventure Series
by
Jackie Phillips
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Dedications
I would like to dedicate this book to my best friends and roommates:
“Dino”
GRCh UWP Woodacre's Court Jester AKC-UD AKC-RAE MB-RN MB-VM RL1 CGC TT2 SR1
Dino is an absolutely wonderful dog, and my life would be totally different without him. He is also my business partner and helps me to find lost pets by tracking them after becoming missing. We spend lots of time together. He was adopted by Grateful Dogs Rescue (www.gratefuldogsrescue.org) in 2005, and we have been best buddies ever since.
“Rusty”
Woodacre's Little Big Man SR2 CAA
Rusty is a true gentleman in every sense. He is kind, gentle, thoughtful, loves to cuddle and he gives wonderful hugs. There is not a single thing Rusty can’t do, even for a very small dog. He was adopted from a shelter in Klamath Falls, Oregon.
“Mercury”
Mercury is my first cat. I have always had allergies to cats, but, luckily that eventually went away. I got