Callie would like the record to show that she had concerns.

She expressed them clearly. She packed her brush anyway. She maintained her standards through seven hours of car travel, a tent that required three attempts and one firmly spoken full name, and a North Carolina rainstorm with absolutely no respect for carefully brushed fur.

And then there was the mud.

The mud did not care about Callie’s standards, her concerns, or the fact that she had maintained herself beautifully through the entire ordeal. Cody, naturally, figured this out approximately thirty seconds after arriving.

Callie, The Mud Doesn’t Care is the second book in the Dogs of Wisdom Series—a road trip, a rainstorm, a campfire fish supper, and one very unexpected night sky over the Blue Ridge Mountains. Somewhere between the leaning tent and the Aurora, Callie learns something the mud already knew:

What we resist controls us. What we surrender to can become the best memory of our lives.

You just have to show up. The mud will handle the rest.

Dogs of Wisdom Series, Book 2 — By Lady Cavalon

That keeps the good stuff—the brush, the tent, Cody being Cody, the mud, and the actual wisdom—but gets us to the point faster. I wouldn’t cut it any further for the main product description.