![]() John's grandson Edgar grows up raising and training these extraordinary dogs-Edgar is mute, and he shares a deep, empathetic bond with the animals. He devotes himself to tracking down dogs who have distinguished themselves through outstanding bravery or loyalty, and breeds them without regard for appearance until, many generations of canines-and two generations of humans-later, the so-called Sawtelle dogs are legendary, known for an uncanny empathy and reasoning ability. ![]() Wroblewski's 500-plus-page novel begins in a tiny Wisconsin town with John Sawtelle, who is determined to develop an entirely new breed of dog. ![]()
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