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The author and advice columnist Veni, who is also the Mayor of Chualar, has just launched the new book “Born to Lead,” which is the sequel to her previous book, which was a commercial success and was titled “Veni, Vidi, Vici: I Came, I Saw, I Conquered.” On September 20, 2018, in Chular, California — The author and advice columnist Veni, who is also the Mayor of Chualar, has just launched the new book “Born to Lead,” which is the sequel to her previous book, which was a commercial success and was titled “Veni, Vidi, Vici: I Came, I Saw, I Conquered.” Veni, a Pumi Hungarian herding breed who is now six years old, continues to recount her adventures in the United States with the book “Born to Lead.” These include her time spent in county jail, her campaign for the presidency of the United States, the establishment of a “Dear Veni” advice service for dogs, her legal battle against her father’s surgeon, and, finally, her election as mayor of the small community of Chualar, California, where she resides with her parents, Pam and JJ Jackson. During the election for mayor of Chualar, which took place on January 14, 2017, Veni referred to the day as the “best day a doggy could possibly have.” Johnnie Collieran was appointed as Attorney General, Tippy the terrier was appointed as Chief of Police, Princess was appointed as Cabinet Advisor and chauffer, Harley, a Yorkie, was appointed as Secretary of Defense, and Louie was appointed as Secretary of Agriculture. She quickly assembled a cabinet that included all of these influential individuals. “I like it more than the previous book,” adds Pam Jackson, who is Veni’s mom and worked as a ghostwriter before. I like reading this novel; it’s very much like a storybook. It is an enjoyable novel. After a difficult first year, which Veni describes in her book “Veni, Vidi, Vici,” during which her housemates Levi, another Pumi, would tease her mercilessly, and Demi, a standard poodle, who hated her from the beginning, as well as getting used to a new home and new parents in a foreign land — rural Chualar — Veni has reached a point where she has settled into her new life and even more. She has blossomed into a celebrity in her own right. The collection of letters that are included in “Veni, Vidi, Vici” also includes letters that Veni sent to her Aunt Aurora in Hungary, as well as letters that she wrote to and received from admirers and pen pals, including a few letters from “boyfriends.” In addition, Veni recently received an accomplishment award from the American Kennel Club (AKC), for which she earned titles in the categories of herding, tricks (in which she was required to do ten different tricks), and canine good citizen. We have a great deal of pride in her. She is timid, therefore it was challenging for her to become a decent member of the canine community, but she managed to do it!” adds Jackson. By virtue of the fact that Jackson has been a canine trainer for more than thirty years, she has a special understanding of how Veni thinks and behaves. When asked about her career as a dog trainer, she was quoted as saying, “I love dogs and I love humans, and I become their psychiatrists.” As a result of my work with dogs, I’ve had the opportunity to meet a lot of fascinating individuals. Every week, I deal with twelve to fifteen dogs, and I have a solid reputation and a large number of recommendations. It’s a lot of fun.” She has trained a large number of dogs, including two separate dogs who were included in the performances of the play “Annie,” as well as her own standard poodle, Charley, who performed the role of “Charley” in John Steinbeck’s novel “Travels With Charley.” The name Veni, which is an abbreviation for Venice, was given to the nine-week-old Veni that she and her husband adopted on a trip to Venice, Italy, in the year 2012. Jackson, who was born in Seattle and reared in Tule Lake, California, and her husband, who is from Klamath Falls, Oregon, have two adult kids in addition to the furry children. Jackson was previously raised in Tule Lake. The couple has been residing in Chualar for the last 31 years, and her husband works as a vegetable trader in Salinas. “Born to Lead” received a five-star rating from a specific Amazon user who said, “Very great book. In the event that you liked her first book. I found this book to be quite enjoyable since it is written from the perspective of a dog. In the event that you loved her last novel, you will not be let down by this one. The book “Veni, Vidi, Vici” has been rated 4.5 out of five stars on Amazon.com, which is equivalent to 80 percent of the total five-star ratings. According to Kirkus Reviews, “Veni is bigger than life, and her voice makes for delightful reading,” while a review on Amazon that received five stars said, “Such a great novel! The scene where her “mother” was a dog trainer and she had to pay a trainer for Veni was one of my favorite parts of the story. It is clear that Veni have a very strong will. This book was a wonderful experience for me to read, and I am hoping that Veni will continue to share more of her travels in the future. It is true that the future is today. On Jackson’s website, http://pamjacksondogtraining.com, “Born to Lead” is available in both hardback and paperback formats, while “Veni, Vidi, Vici” is only available in paperback format. All of the books are signed (it is also available on Amazon.com). Veni and Jackson are already hard at work on a third book, which will be about her exploits as a private investigator. This book will be about her adventures. Along with her canine companions, Veni travels the globe in search of solutions to various issues. Marci Bracco Cain Chatterbox PR Salinas, California 93901 (831) 747-7455 http://www.pamjacksondogtraining.com is the contact information for the company.
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