Books
London : The Dog Who Made The Team
by David Malcolmson
100 p. New York : Duell, Sloan & Pearce, 1963.
(hardcover).
When Eisenmann was forced to leave the White Sox because of a bad arm, his German shepherd dog became his constant companion. Eventually London became active with Chuck in a Nebraska minor league baseball team as ball handler and mascot. Later Eisenmann's dogs were seen in movies and on television.
Stop! Sit! And Think : The Only 20th Century Manual for Educating All Dogs
by Charles P. Eisenmann
201 p. Syracuse, NY : Printed by Pratt Printing Co. Inc., 1968.
(paperback).
Charles Eisenmann is the owner/educator of "London" of "The Littlest Hobo." This is his method of teaching, rather than training, a dog how to think, reason and behave. The book is illustrated throughout with black and white photographs.
The Better Dog : The Educated Dog
by Charles P. Eisenmann
36 p. Marina del Rey, CA : Printed by Gemini Graphics, 1976.
(paperback).
An accompaniment to the book Stop! Sit! And Think, which introduces and updates on the method of teaching dogs to think, reason and behave. The book is illustrated throughout with black and white photographs.
The Billion Dollar Hobo
by Vic Crume, adapted from the screenplay
121 p. New York : Scholastic Book Services, a division of Scholastic Magazines, Inc., by arrangement with The International Picture Show Company, 1978.
ISBN 0590054422 (paperback).
When Vernon's short-order cooking sets a diner on fire, his uncle Trayne decides to give his bumbling nephew an assist.Trayne had become a billionaire by riding the rails; and Vernon can do it too - or can he? Not even the German shepherd, that Trayne appoints as Vernon's bodyguard, can save this king of goofs when he takes to the rails.
Illustrated with thirteen black and white photographs from the film, in the book centre.
A Dog's Day In Court
by Charles P. Eisenmann; photographs by Steven Green
193 p. Toronto, Canada : Printed by The Bryant Press Limited, 1983.
ISBN 0969151802 (hardcover); 0969151810 (paperback).
Dot points from the cover:TV's Littlest Hobo reveals human errors as prime cause of dog problems. World's most learned canine opens family diary in defending condemned dogs. A unique milestone in the training of all animals. There are many black and white photographs throughout the book. Many photos show Eisenmann's dogs in film and television scenes, and the text describes their career in the media and in public. The hardcover edition has a dustjacket.
The Encyclopedia Of TV Pets : A Complete History Of Television's Greatest Animal Stars
by Ken Beck and Jim Clark
340 p. Nashville, Tennessee : Rutledge Hill Press,
a division of Thomas Nelson, Inc., 2002.
ISBN 1558539816 (paperback).
From pages 174-178 is a section on The Littlest Hobo, with two black and white photographs.
Episodes: The Spirit of Thunder Rock (Parts 1, 2 and 3); Voyageurs (Parts 1 and 2).
Episodes: The Genesis Tapes (Parts 1 and 2).
Episodes: Firehorse (Parts 1 and 2).
Episodes: Sartech (Parts 1 and 2).
Episodes: Scavenger Hunt (Parts 1 and 2).
Episodes: Three Monkeys Of Bah Roghar (Parts 1 and 2).
Episodes: The Five Labours Of Hercules (Parts 1 and 2).