Hound Hotel Who’s Who Winifred Wolfe Hound Hotel is run by Winifred Wolfe a lifelong dog lover Winifred loves dogs of all sorts She wants to spend time with every breed When she’s not taking care of the canines she writes books about you guessed it dogs Alfie and Alfreeda Wolfe Winifred’s young twins help out as much as they can Whether your dog needs gentle attention or extra playtime Alfreeda and Alfie provide special services you can’t find anywhere else Your dog will never get bored with these two on the job Wolfgang Wolfe Winifred’s husband pitches in at the hotel whenever he can but he spends much of his time traveling to study wolf packs Wolfgang is a real wolf lover he even named his children after pack leaders the alpha wolves Every wolf pack has two alpha wolves a male one and a female one just like the Wolfe family twins
Next time your family goes on vacation bring your dog to Hound Hotel Your pooch is sure to have a howling good time
CHAPTER 1 The World’s Most Annoying Brother I’m Alfie Wolfe and there’s one thing I hate when my twin sister Alfreeda acts like the alpha kid around our place Alpha means first or top She’s always wiggling her finger in my face and telling me what to do So annoying But this story isn’t about the most annoying sister in the world Well not totally It’s about the world’s most annoying brother
See there’s this German shepherd I know His name is Crosby He’s stayed at Hound Hotel before and he is the coolest dog ever Crosby’s super strong and friendly and can jump real high He loves to leap over stuff and race around in the play yard The problem is he’s got a little brother a puppy named Bruno Bruno is a brat with a capital B Trust me both he and my sister are alphas in the annoying department Sometimes Alfreeda makes me so mad that my head almost explodes That’s when I start to yell and kick stuff Then I’m in the doghouse That means I’m in trouble with Mom and Dad But back to Crosby I never felt sorrier for a dog He had to put up with Bruno Every Single Day It all started early one morning back in June I groaned
