This endearing memoir meets winning road trip adventure story combines wit and self-deprecation for a wonderful read any dog lover will relate to. With its cross-country romance and blended family whose bond is only strengthened by an out of control Labrador Retriever, this relatable, thoroughly modern story will win your heart. Highly recommended! — Connie Wilson, Modern Dog Magazine

Cohen kept me engaged to the very end of his book… I thoroughly enjoyed it cover to cover and believe you will as well.” — Diane Rich, Seattle Post-Intelligencer Blog "Time, travel, location and stunning imagery are common, unifying themes in the Cohen canon... The story of an urgent, 3,300-mile cross-country trip that two baby boomer guys take with an adorable 'wrong dog with a secondhand name,' was a tale he had to tell." — Lou Fancher, San Jose Mercury-News

“Part Marley and Me, part Bucket List, part travel memoir, Cohen’s book tells the story of Simba, a larger-than-life Labrador retriever whose physical size is matched only by his love of people… In The Wrong Dog, writer David Elliot Cohen shows that sometimes a situation that seems so wrong actually turns out all right in the end.” — Sara Hodon, Compulsive Reader

Despite the adorable puppy portrait on the cover, the book is more than the story of Simba and the cross-country road trip. It’s a beautifully written memoir. At times it reads like an offbeat sightseeing guide… at other times it is funny, sweet and sad. — Linda Wilson Fuoco , Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

“Funny at times and touching too, it’s a heartwarming memoir.” — Kristine Sorensen, KDKA-TV, Pittsburgh

“Exceptionally well written, consistently engaging, highly entertaining, The Wrong Dog is especially recommended for those with their own canine companion… Certain to be an enduringly popular addition to community library Pets/Wildlife collections. — Midwest Book Review