The Limits of human nature

New York,: Dutton (1973)
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Abstract

Gomer and his stuffed dog, Little Gomer, are inseparable. When Gomer goes to the park to play with the other dogs, he holds on tight to his friend, even though he can't run as fast as he wants or romp the way the other dogs do. But when it's time to play fetch with the dog walker, Gomer sets Little Gomer down so that he can carry the fetch stick home-and leaves Little Gomer behind. How can Gomer survive without his friend? Bright and cheerful illustrations punctuate this sweet story about the bond between a dog and his toy.

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