The radiant baby and the barking dog were recurring themes in the art of Keith Haring. He drew both motifs in many incarnations. Pregnant women dance giddily; babies, radiant with halo and wings, are perched on their dads shoulders or cradled in their mothers arms. His dogs were distinctly anthropomorphic: dancing, laughing, ogling, and showing off they were on occasion an alter-ego of sorts. Both themes provide a touching and funny counterpoint to Harings more monumental work. Here, the drawings are matched with insightful entries from his writings, which reveal his thoughts on life, children, and friendship. Harings work resonated with people of all ages. His popular creations are used on everything from t-shirts to animations, as well as in his still-thriving New York City Pop Shop. These collections bring together Harings ever-popular drawings on two universally appealing subjects.