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Irish Terrier: A Comprehensive Owner's Guide - $14.96 The indisputable "Daredevil" of the canine world, the Irish Terrier is a true dog among dogs! Boisterous, entertaining and fearless, the Irish Terrier makes a dynamic choice for the pet owner who’s ready to handle the breed’s well-known "heedless, reckless pluck" and intense personality. The breed proves to be among the most loyal of all dogs, ever affectionate to his family, of which he is fiercely protective. Written by terrier expert, Bardi McLennan, this Special Limited Edition is a colorful and comprehensive guide that provides accurate information about the breed’s history, characteristics and standard, as well as puppy selection, feeding, preventative health care and behavior of the breed. The new owner will welcome advice about training the somewhat stubborn Irish Terrier plus everything he needs to know about preparing for the pup’s arrival, housebreaking and preventing possible problems. In addition to an authoritative, comprehensive text, this book presents over 135 photographs in full color, which prove to be as informative as they are attractive.	Norwich Terrier (Comprehensive Owners Guide) - $11.33 Always ready to defend his long-standing title of “The Demon Dog,” the Norwich Terrier is happily oblivious to his status as the smallest member of the Terrier Group. Unchallenged, this foxy-faced earthdog is plucky, cocky and cunning, with all of the childlike innocence to win over dog lovers the world over. As author Alice Kane describes, the breed is “small but not fragile, assured but not quarrelsome,” the Norwich fits into most lifestyles, offering no small portion of tenacity, humor, intelligence or courage. Whether you desire a sensitive companion dog or a hardy farmhand, the Norwich will delight any owner willing to undertake his training and care. The breed promises a long life of amusement and good health, plus the added bonus of a non-shedding, weather-resistant coat. This new Special Limited Edition covers the breed’s history in England and the US, the breed’s characteristics and standard as well as provides a comprehensive owner’s guide to the selection of a well-bred Norwich Terrier puppy, the care and training of the puppy and the maintenance of the dog throughout his life. All aspects of care are included in this new colorful volume, including house-training, grooming, feeding, home safety and healthcare. The book also presents a special chapter on recognizing and solving behavioral problems and introduces Norwich lovers to the exciting world of competitive pure-bred dog sports.
Kerry Blue Terrier (Comprehensive Owner's Guide) - $10.55 Named for County Kerry, the Irish Blue may have derived from some legendary "blue dogs that swam ashore from a ship wrecked in Tralee Bay." Singed with romance, the origins of the Kerry Blue Terrier befit this distinctive terrier among terriers. In addition to being a feisty and game earthdog, rugged enough to rid the landscape of rats and badgers, the Kerry is a versatile farm dog, a trainable hunting and herding dog, a confident watchdog and a delightful companion. Although strong-willed, as are all terriers, the Kerry excels in obedience and agility competition and possesses the confidence and panache to make heads turn in the show ring. As a companion, the Kerry Blue Terrier is able to delight dog lovers of every age with his clever and entertaining ways, his unmistakable affection for children and his unflagging devotion to his people. For the right owners, the Kerry makes an upstanding and handsome addition to a loving household. This book discusses selection and care of the puppy as well as house-training, obedience training and dealing with and preventing behavioral problems. From the first days with the new puppy in the owner's home to the special care for a senior dog, this new volume will prove an invaluable addition to every Kerry lover's library.	Show Dog: The Charmed Life and Trying Times of a Near-Perfect Purebred - $12.41 Every weekend, for nearly fifty weeks each year, tens of thousands of Americans pack up their SUVs and minivans with crates and dryers and treats and shampoos and hairsprays and plush toys and fan out for some of the two-thousand-plus dog shows held annually across the United States. More than two million pedigreed dogs, and exponentially more humans who handle and care for them, will take part in these events—for the most part happily—and the world that has grown up to support them is massive and vibrant, and almost impossible to imagine unless you've seen it in person. By spending a year alongside rising star Jack, a champion Australian shepherd, and his canine and human friends, magazine journalist Josh Dean yanks back the curtain on the dog show world, providing not just a hilarious and often touching portrait of a colorful subculture only slightly exaggerated in the film Best in Show, but also a revealing look at our love affair with the world's most doted-upon and tinkered-with animal species, examining the colossal array of dog types and humans who love them. The book follows Jack as he matures over the course of a year, from still-improving adolescent to seasoned adult show dog. We get to know him and the people around him—his owner, his handler, his breeder—to experience what it's like to own a show dog and to train one. And we come to appreciate him for what he is, a lovable and intelligent house pet—albeit one with a highly unusual occupation. Along the way, Dean takes a close look at the eccentric and fascinating world of breeders and dog show fanciers—exploring the history and science of purebred dog breeding and the evolution of canine perfection via dog show culture, with that pursuit's many related peculiarities: judging, training, naming, promoting, hairstyling, kennel-owning, RV-driving, hotel-finding, treat-selecting, and more.
The Encyclopedia of Dog Breeds: A Field Guide to 231 Dog Breeds and Varieties (Pocket Professional Guide) - $18.91 The Encyclopedia of Dog Breeds is an extensive, all-in-one guide providing profiles on 231 breeds and varieties, including all American Kennel Club (AKC) and Kennel Club (KC) recognized breeds. Along with details about each breed’s origin and personality, each color-coded profile includes pertinent information about specific care requirements, including exercise, grooming, training, and health care. The unique format and compact size of the Pocket Professional Guide® series make it a convenient reference to carry along to dog shows, sporting events, or just on a stroll through the park. With more than 400 full-color photos and an encyclopedic format, this easy-to-use reference will help you identify even the rarest breeds.	Original Dog Bible: The Definitive Source for All Things Dog - $14.24 Best-seller, The Original Dog Bible just got bigger and better! Complete with new and updated content, fresh photos and sidebars, The Original Dog Bible, 2nd Edition is now the most inclusive book on dogs available. Readers can discover the history of pure bred dogs, their evolution, their portrayal in literature and the media, and even the way they fit into society today. The expanded Breeds section catalogs more than 250 breeds alphabetically for easy reference and features breed-by-breed physical and personality descriptions. Expert writers, breeders, and judges from renowned magazines, including Popular Pets, Dog World, and Dog Fancy, contributed expert advice from their respective canine fields to make this the ultimate resource for novice dog owners and seasoned dog breeders alike. A wealth of information into nine jam-packed sections with more than thirty pages of resources: books, organizations, periodicals, video/audio, and web sites. This book is a definite must-have for every dog fancier's bookshelf!

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Irish Terrier: A Comprehensive Owner's Guide - $14.96

The indisputable "Daredevil" of the canine world, the Irish Terrier is a true dog among dogs! Boisterous, entertaining and fearless, the Irish Terrier makes a dynamic choice for the pet owner who’s ready to handle the breed’s well-known "heedless, reckless pluck" and intense personality. The breed proves to be among the most loyal of all dogs, ever affectionate to his family, of which he is fiercely protective.

Written by terrier expert, Bardi McLennan, this Special Limited Edition is a colorful and comprehensive guide that provides accurate information about the breed’s history, characteristics and standard, as well as puppy selection, feeding, preventative health care and behavior of the breed. The new owner will welcome advice about training the somewhat stubborn Irish Terrier plus everything he needs to know about preparing for the pup’s arrival, housebreaking and preventing possible problems. In addition to an authoritative, comprehensive text, this book presents over 135 photographs in full color, which prove to be as informative as they are attractive.

Norwich Terrier (Comprehensive Owners Guide) - $11.33

Always ready to defend his long-standing title of “The Demon Dog,” the Norwich Terrier is happily oblivious to his status as the smallest member of the Terrier Group. Unchallenged, this foxy-faced earthdog is plucky, cocky and cunning, with all of the childlike innocence to win over dog lovers the world over. As author Alice Kane describes, the breed is “small but not fragile, assured but not quarrelsome,” the Norwich fits into most lifestyles, offering no small portion of tenacity, humor, intelligence or courage. Whether you desire a sensitive companion dog or a hardy farmhand, the Norwich will delight any owner willing to undertake his training and care. The breed promises a long life of amusement and good health, plus the added bonus of a non-shedding, weather-resistant coat. This new Special Limited Edition covers the breed’s history in England and the US, the breed’s characteristics and standard as well as provides a comprehensive owner’s guide to the selection of a well-bred Norwich Terrier puppy, the care and training of the puppy and the maintenance of the dog throughout his life. All aspects of care are included in this new colorful volume, including house-training, grooming, feeding, home safety and healthcare. The book also presents a special chapter on recognizing and solving behavioral problems and introduces Norwich lovers to the exciting world of competitive pure-bred dog sports.

Kerry Blue Terrier (Comprehensive Owner's Guide) - $10.55

Named for County Kerry, the Irish Blue may have derived from some legendary "blue dogs that swam ashore from a ship wrecked in Tralee Bay." Singed with romance, the origins of the Kerry Blue Terrier befit this distinctive terrier among terriers. In addition to being a feisty and game earthdog, rugged enough to rid the landscape of rats and badgers, the Kerry is a versatile farm dog, a trainable hunting and herding dog, a confident watchdog and a delightful companion. Although strong-willed, as are all terriers, the Kerry excels in obedience and agility competition and possesses the confidence and panache to make heads turn in the show ring. As a companion, the Kerry Blue Terrier is able to delight dog lovers of every age with his clever and entertaining ways, his unmistakable affection for children and his unflagging devotion to his people. For the right owners, the Kerry makes an upstanding and handsome addition to a loving household.

This book discusses selection and care of the puppy as well as house-training, obedience training and dealing with and preventing behavioral problems. From the first days with the new puppy in the owner's home to the special care for a senior dog, this new volume will prove an invaluable addition to every Kerry lover's library.

Show Dog: The Charmed Life and Trying Times of a Near-Perfect Purebred - $12.41

Every weekend, for nearly fifty weeks each year, tens of thousands of Americans pack up their SUVs and minivans with crates and dryers and treats and shampoos and hairsprays and plush toys and fan out for some of the two-thousand-plus dog shows held annually across the United States. More than two million pedigreed dogs, and exponentially more humans who handle and care for them, will take part in these events—for the most part happily—and the world that has grown up to support them is massive and vibrant, and almost impossible to imagine unless you've seen it in person.

By spending a year alongside rising star Jack, a champion Australian shepherd, and his canine and human friends, magazine journalist Josh Dean yanks back the curtain on the dog show world, providing not just a hilarious and often touching portrait of a colorful subculture only slightly exaggerated in the film Best in Show, but also a revealing look at our love affair with the world's most doted-upon and tinkered-with animal species, examining the colossal array of dog types and humans who love them.

The book follows Jack as he matures over the course of a year, from still-improving adolescent to seasoned adult show dog. We get to know him and the people around him—his owner, his handler, his breeder—to experience what it's like to own a show dog and to train one. And we come to appreciate him for what he is, a lovable and intelligent house pet—albeit one with a highly unusual occupation.

Along the way, Dean takes a close look at the eccentric and fascinating world of breeders and dog show fanciers—exploring the history and science of purebred dog breeding and the evolution of canine perfection via dog show culture, with that pursuit's many related peculiarities: judging, training, naming, promoting, hairstyling, kennel-owning, RV-driving, hotel-finding, treat-selecting, and more.

The Encyclopedia of Dog Breeds: A Field Guide to 231 Dog Breeds and Varieties (Pocket Professional Guide) - $18.91

The Encyclopedia of Dog Breeds is an extensive, all-in-one guide providing profiles on 231 breeds and varieties, including all American Kennel Club (AKC) and Kennel Club (KC) recognized breeds. Along with details about each breed’s origin and personality, each color-coded profile includes pertinent information about specific care requirements, including exercise, grooming, training, and health care. The unique format and compact size of the Pocket Professional Guide® series make it a convenient reference to carry along to dog shows, sporting events, or just on a stroll through the park. With more than 400 full-color photos and an encyclopedic format, this easy-to-use reference will help you identify even the rarest breeds.

Original Dog Bible: The Definitive Source for All Things Dog - $14.24

Best-seller, The Original Dog Bible just got bigger and better! Complete with new and updated content, fresh photos and sidebars, The Original Dog Bible, 2nd Edition is now the most inclusive book on dogs available.

Readers can discover the history of pure bred dogs, their evolution, their portrayal in literature and the media, and even the way they fit into society today. The expanded Breeds section catalogs more than 250 breeds alphabetically for easy reference and features breed-by-breed physical and personality descriptions.

Expert writers, breeders, and judges from renowned magazines, including Popular Pets, Dog World, and Dog Fancy, contributed expert advice from their respective canine fields to make this the ultimate resource for novice dog owners and seasoned dog breeders alike. A wealth of information into nine jam-packed sections with more than thirty pages of resources: books, organizations, periodicals, video/audio, and web sites. This book is a definite must-have for every dog fancier's bookshelf!