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Doodlebugged Mysteries #6
Mis-Chipped
Two microchips, two claims, one dog. . .
What happens when two people claim to own the same dog? And both insist they have the microchip number to prove it?
When Molly and Doodle watch a good friend’s dog race in flyball tournament, Doodle thinks flyball might be fun. But when Grady’s dog shows an unusual talent for the sport, what initially seemed like a good thing throws Molly and her friend into a world of trouble and hard choices. Faced with the unspeakable, a claim that someone else owns Grady’s dog, Molly and Grady don’t believe it and set out to prove the truth. But when events spiral out of control, it takes Doodle’s nose, Molly’s persistence and all of their courage to set things right.
A family friendly mystery perfect for dog lovers of all ages.
What happens when two people claim to own the same dog? And both insist they have the microchip number to prove it?
When Molly and Doodle watch a good friend’s dog race in flyball tournament, Doodle thinks flyball might be fun. But when Grady’s dog shows an unusual talent for the sport, what initially seemed like a good thing throws Molly and her friend into a world of trouble and hard choices. Faced with the unspeakable, a claim that someone else owns Grady’s dog, Molly and Grady don’t believe it and set out to prove the truth. But when events spiral out of control, it takes Doodle’s nose, Molly’s persistence and all of their courage to set things right.
A family friendly mystery perfect for dog lovers of all ages.
253 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 1, 2019
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About the author
Susan J. Kroupa
34 books50 followersBefore she let her writing go to the dogs, Susan J. Kroupa won awards for her fiction from such places as the Utah Arts Council Contest, Writers of the Future and the Deep South Writing Competition. Her stories have appeared in Realms of Fantasy and in a variety of anthologies, including Bruce Coville's Shapeshifters. Now, she is perhaps best known for her Doodlebugged Mysteries, a gentle cozy series featuring the irrepressible but obedience-impaired sniffer-dog, Doodle.
Susan lives in the Blue Ridge Mountains in Southwestern Virginia with her husband and a trouble-prone labradoodle whose superpower is bringing home dead possums. You can learn more about her on her webpage www.susankroupa.com or by subscribing to her newsletter (where you can sometimes get free stories and other cool stuff) at http://eepurl.com/3PUR1.
Susan lives in the Blue Ridge Mountains in Southwestern Virginia with her husband and a trouble-prone labradoodle whose superpower is bringing home dead possums. You can learn more about her on her webpage www.susankroupa.com or by subscribing to her newsletter (where you can sometimes get free stories and other cool stuff) at http://eepurl.com/3PUR1.
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September 6, 2019
Mis-Chipped is yet another fun addition to the Doodlebugged Mysteries series. This well written book will delight any dog lover as it is seen through the eyes of Doodle, a labradoodle owned by Molly and her Dad. Doodle sniffs out bedbugs for his family's bedbug detection business but rather than following his work, this book highlights adventures and mysteries that are encountered by Doodle and Molly and her friend Grady and his dog Snippet. Humor is often inserted as Doodle tries to understand why humans do and say the things they do. Every good mystery has to have a few good villains and this one has several. You just have to find out who they are. There is also some good teaching on the importance of microchipping your dog. I've read all six books in this series and have become fond of the reoccurring characters that surround the lives of Molly and Doodle. What mystery will they uncover next?
February 16, 2020
I have read all of her books, and they are so very enjoyable. I will never look at my dog the same way any more! Susan is so very entertaining, you don't want to put the book down!
January 2, 2025
Doodlebugged Mystery Series, Bk 6, EBK-M - Kindle, @ 2019, Read 12/16/24, Fiction, Mystery.
When Molly's friend Grady's dog Snippet proves to be unusually talented in a Flyball Tournament, the dog and Grady are invited to join the team, but some of the teammates are not happy with the addition. Then a woman sees the dog, and claims she is the rightful owner. Soon someone dog-knaps Snippet, and Molly and Grady get into lots of trouble finding him and proving that Snipet is Grady's. 3☆'s = Good - A funny series filled with dogs, kids and trouble.
When Molly's friend Grady's dog Snippet proves to be unusually talented in a Flyball Tournament, the dog and Grady are invited to join the team, but some of the teammates are not happy with the addition. Then a woman sees the dog, and claims she is the rightful owner. Soon someone dog-knaps Snippet, and Molly and Grady get into lots of trouble finding him and proving that Snipet is Grady's. 3☆'s = Good - A funny series filled with dogs, kids and trouble.
November 20, 2020
A readers delight!
Each of the Doodle books was a delight!
Well written, well woven plots plus
Daddy-daughter relationship that keeps on growing. I will patiently wait for December when #7 Doodle is published.
Thank you Susan for the nourishing entertainment!
Maliu
Solomon Islands
Each of the Doodle books was a delight!
Well written, well woven plots plus
Daddy-daughter relationship that keeps on growing. I will patiently wait for December when #7 Doodle is published.
Thank you Susan for the nourishing entertainment!
Maliu
Solomon Islands
July 18, 2024
Perfect
I think that justice was served, and maybe adults need to give children more credit for being model citizens. I like it when evidence puts the crooks in jail and makes the world a better place.
I think that justice was served, and maybe adults need to give children more credit for being model citizens. I like it when evidence puts the crooks in jail and makes the world a better place.
February 12, 2024
Great Series
I loved all of these books. So nice to fall back on when I want easy reading. And yet well written and entertaining! Keep up the good work!
I loved all of these books. So nice to fall back on when I want easy reading. And yet well written and entertaining! Keep up the good work!
September 10, 2019
"Mis-Chipped", the number six in the delightful series of Doodle mysteries, successor to Susan J. Kroupa's "Bed-Bugged", "Out-Sniffed", "Dognabbed", "Bad-Mouthed", and "Ruff-Housed", is entertaining, thoughtful, and a book you can't put down!
"Mis-Chipped" is as important as it is fun.
Doodle, the skilled, perceptive, and tolerant Labradoodle, more poodle than Labrador, once again observes and comments on the often incomprehensible actions of those around him. People are simply not as astute or logical as dogs, much to Doodle's confusion and dismay.
This is an exciting book, full of useful information for those who aren't as familiar with the world of dogs or with dog flyball or with chipping pets. Perhaps more importantly, it is also truthful in its description of human relationships, not sugar-coating any problems but offering a hopeful optimism that everything can turn out all right at the end. Kids are able to persuade clueless adults to listen to them.
This is a book for everyone, of all ages, whether living with or without housepets. It is thrilling and heartwarming, entertaining and comforting, while at the same time informative and optimistic. Do yourself a favor! Buy this book, read this book, and then buy it for others and tell them to read it.
"Mis-Chipped" is as important as it is fun.
Doodle, the skilled, perceptive, and tolerant Labradoodle, more poodle than Labrador, once again observes and comments on the often incomprehensible actions of those around him. People are simply not as astute or logical as dogs, much to Doodle's confusion and dismay.
This is an exciting book, full of useful information for those who aren't as familiar with the world of dogs or with dog flyball or with chipping pets. Perhaps more importantly, it is also truthful in its description of human relationships, not sugar-coating any problems but offering a hopeful optimism that everything can turn out all right at the end. Kids are able to persuade clueless adults to listen to them.
This is a book for everyone, of all ages, whether living with or without housepets. It is thrilling and heartwarming, entertaining and comforting, while at the same time informative and optimistic. Do yourself a favor! Buy this book, read this book, and then buy it for others and tell them to read it.
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