Thanks for all your comments here and on the last one. Apologies for the horrible AI generated video summary that has appeared above. It does not seem necessary to add to my little description and there is no option allowed to get rid of it. Grrr!

What a GOOD BOI!

You might consider reading the (occasionally ribald)
& Phenomenal "Me Cheeta"
Cheeta, of course, needs an African accent...
I've spent  weeks trying to improve, inspired by your unsurpassed solo work but will not be able to do the book justice. By the chapter?!
Just a suggestion but it is the book I wish I'd written😂☮️
Cheetah like a primate "Mr Johnston"

I love P G and l love dogs so you couldn’t go wrong here 🤝👍

This story was  very fun and well read. Thank you.

So good. Very good reading as always. Thank you.

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Great choice, Molly!  Thank you, Nick!!  Great reading as always! :)

"I found a shoe and an old clothes brush but could eat nothing'😂❤

Excellent story and excellent narration. Thank you very much for sharing this.

Thanks for your storytelling.   The perfect narrator for P G Wodehouse.😊

Yay! Thank you so much!!!!😊❤

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Many Thanks from Mendocino CA. I ❤️  your channel.

Thank you for continuing to share with us these unknown jewels of Mr. Wodehouse.  Keep it up.

Must have cat-blood in me😂

Mr. Martin, I'm sending warm greetings and a great big thank you from the Mississippi/Louisiana state line.

The perspective of puppy written by Wodehouse is awsome

All ur narrations are top notch. P.G. Wodehouse was a genius

Wonderful. Gives one an insight into the complications for a dog to understand human behavior and vice versa. Mixer has the most moving and endearing personality, always loving and forgiving however badly treated and misunderstood that made me a bit sad. Wodehouse had a lot of understanding and love for cats and here its also for a dog. I have read Paul Gallico's Jenny, also narrated by an animal, a very clever and brave cat.