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Ruff Love (Yaoi) (Deux) | 
| Author: Tamaki Kirishima
Publisher: Aurora Publishing
Category: Book
List Price: $12.95
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Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 263796
Media: Paperback
Pages: 160
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 5.1 x 0.5
ISBN: 1934496413
Dewey Decimal Number: 741
EAN: 9781934496411
ASIN: 1934496413
Publication Date: August 29, 2008
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Shipping: International shipping available
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Product Description
Doggy style!
Shiba, that once-beloved dog of Taketora's grandfather, comes back in the form of a human (yet with dog ears and tail intact) to repay the kindness his master showed him. However, Taketora's grandfather passed away twenty years ago, so Shiba decides to focus his appreciation on Taketora. Shiba is clumsy, cute and eager to help around the house. How can Taketora not come down with a bad case of puppy love?!
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This hard core Yaoi is SO CUTE! August 29, 2008
R.Parklane (Tokyo, Japan)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I have a fun time reading this one. Shiba, the dog who comes back alive as a human, with cute dog ears, pointed canines and swishing tail, is simply adorable. Taketora, stone-faced but such a nice guy in need of someone in his lonely life, who gives his once grandfather's faithful dog a home, is equally likable. Shiba in human form is a clumsy but endearing klutz getting into all sorts of troubles as he tries to please Taketora. The developing romance between "dog" and "human" is delightful. Maybe this is not for anyone, especially when they get into the hard core sex. Afterall you do have the swishing tail around (chuckle..). For me it is just plain cute. Add a once black viscious dog reincarnated as a brooding man looking for his priest into the mix, these 3 characters and the plot are just pure fun. Delightful, amusing and light hearted this Yaoi is very enjoyable.
I enjoy this mangaka's whacky and refreshing style and the unique artwork. I hope more of her works get translated.
 Another Kirishima Keeper September 15, 2008
K. Canales (Austin TX)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I am a follower of Kirishima's works, and so I jumped at the opportunity to get this title! I was not disappointed at all! It is funny and sweet ( a la "President's Time" manga). The only reason this is not getting a five stars from me, is because it is too short >.< Some of the issues are left unresolved ( like the "dogs" mortality ) and Akatsuki's story was under developed!!
I've only read it once, but could not find any glaring grammatical mistakes and the production quality is nice (soft, malleable with clear printing quality inside). A side not would be that the front cover shows Taketora and Akatsuki, not Shiba (who looks like a pre-pubescent boy, a word of warning for those who have some qualms about this issue). Other than that, don't expect too much on the way of plot or great story line, just pure fluff and lovable characters.
The only other thing that I have to add, is that this story (and especially akatsuki, Kuro anyone?!) reminded me of Man's Best Friend... even the art... what do you think?
If you enjoyed this tile, then these will also be up you alley:
The President's Time (Yaoi)
Man's Best Friend: Inu Mo Aruke Ba Fall in Love (Yaoi)
Cute Yaoi September 26, 2008
K. Page
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
This story was so cute. Little puppy love going on throughout the whole book. It was one story for the whole book which was really nice. I would recommend this book to any yaoi fan.
One of my New Favourites!!! October 30, 2008
Nadine Blow (Newcastle, NSW, Australia)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I absolutly LOVE the characters and how they are represented in this yaoi comic. Shiba is the cutest lil darling I have ever read. His personality and attitude is consistant throughout the whole story and it is hilarious to read how he interacts with Taketora and Akatsuki. The is no denying who Shiba is in love with, but he is so sweet and vulnerable that he falls for Akatsuki's lies.
The drawings and depictions are beautiful and it is very easy to be drawn into the work. This story is one I have read again and again... I just love it so much.
Givin' the dog a bone!! November 17, 2008
Lauren Buchanan
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I'll have to admit that this one didn't grab me right out of the gate; but once it got its hooks into me it didn't let go. The story is told simply; what i mean by this is some things happen that are not really elaborated on. You have to accept some parts of the story at face value, but that wasn't really a problem for me. It's a really cute story and i have to fess up that when Taketora told Shiba about the novel he was writing for him I lost it! (Really because I feared that I might not get the happy ending that I'm such a sucker for!) I also got a kick out of the one page story "A Simple Question". For me it was the idea that Akatsuki would submit to anyone, given his snarky demeanor! The surprise that Akatsuki recieves at the end was the cherry on top for me. If you like it sweet (I do!) it's worth the read.
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