Benji Cole from CBS Radio interviews Leonard W. Lindros Jr. about his book, “Spots and All my Dogs”

Dogs can teach and remind the hearts of people of the forgotten beauty of loyalty, to not forget the ones they love, even in the absence of life’s rainbows and flowers. Dogs are known for their loyalty. Those little moments, when you get home and are welcomed by your dog showing its wagging tail and happy eyes, and when you feel alone and your dog approaches and leans on you, letting you know that your dog is there for you lest you need someone to cuddle with, are a few moments that are treasured.

Leonard W. Lindros Jr. passionately shares with Benji Cole from CBS Radio the beautiful and touching relationship he has had with Spots and the other dogs. Spots and all My Dogs is a touching memoir from a true dog lover. A touching story about a man who adored dogs and the interactions he had with those who were family members and those who belonged to his friends.

 On December 31, 2018, Leonard W. Lindros, Jr. retired from the same corporation for the final time after 56 years of service. This gave him plenty of time to finish the book he had begun years before. He worked in finance and was in charge of his real estate.

The memoir includes chapters that introduce readers to the fascinating and uplifting world of dogs. The author’s concerns in life shifted from “are” to “were,” and traveling with dogs enhanced the experience. Spots was with Lindros for thirteen (13) years, therefore the experiences and adventures will be cherished and adored forever. Furthermore, Leonard provides a fun fact about each dog he knows, remarking that the family Labs were known for their graciousness, while the crowding dogs were known for their incredible intellect. Regardless of the tricks that a large number of them use, Lindros finds something to admire and respect in every one of them.

Listen to the full interview below: