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A powerful, guard dog in a sleek black and mahogany coat, the Rottweiler remains one of the nation's top choices for a guard dog and companion. This large German working breed is loyal to a fault, powerfully built, loveable, and protective of its owner and property. The first breed series ever authorized by the American Kennel Club in its 150+ years' history, The American Kennel Club's Meet the Breed Series" serves as an excellent introduction to...
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From the remote mountainous regions of the Caucasus in southeastern Europe comes the Caucasian Mountain Dog, an ovcharka breed whose origins trace back two millennia. Employed by Russian shepherds to protect the flocks from predators, the Caucasian Mountain Dog is a discerning guardian, wary of strangers, that is at once fearless and impressive. The author, breeder and exhibitor, Stacy L. G. Kubyn shares her insight into this remarkable Russian breed...
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This Comprehensive Owner's Guide dedicated to the Finnish Lapphund is the only publication available on this distinctive spitz breed. Developed as a reindeer herder, the Finnish Lapphund today is a versatile companion, show, and working dog, used in its native Finland for a variety of tasks, including herding, drafting, hunting, and guarding. Written by breeder and owner Toni Jackson, Finnish Lapphund introduces the reader to the icy tundra of the...
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The Irish Water Spaniel's curly liver locks and distinctive topknot have won the breed admirers on both sides of the pond, not the least of whom is author and longtime breeder Marion Hopkins, regarded as the IWS authority in America. Regarded as a superb family companion and an enduring and proficient field worker, the Irish Water Spaniel is a hardy, resilient retriever and an obedient and biddable companion that enjoys athletic activities with his...
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An ancient desert sighthound from northern Africa, the Sloughi remains as mysterious and exotic to the Westerners as do its homelands of Morocco, Algeria, Libya and Tunisia. World authority and leading Sloughi breeder Dr. Marie-Dominique Crapon de Caprona has provided an astoundingly complete portrait of her beloved breed, including an insightful look at the breed's lands of origin, the breed's importation to Europe, the US and Canada, a comparative...
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A prototypical working dog whose ancestry traces to the 15th century, the German Pinscher qualifies as a true Renaissance dog, excelling as a watchdog, farm dog, exterminator, show and competition dog, babysitter and home companion. Balanced and unexaggerated, the German Pinscher is medium in size, short in coat, muscular and elegant. Temperamentally the breed is both territorial and protective, discreet with its bark yet vivacious and ever alert....
7) Bolognese
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The only book available on this rare and wonderful breed, this Comprehensive Owner's Guide to the Bolognese serves as a complete introduction for new and potential owner. This enchanting Italian "powderpuff" of a companion dog has been transfixing dog lovers around the globe by is affectionate character, beautiful coat, and distinctive charms. Written by Wolfgang Knorr, a bichon specialist who lives in Europe, this volume offers a fascinating account...
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The national dog of Finland, the Finnish Spitz is a devoted family companion whose claims to fame are his plush solid-red coat, fox-like appearance, and his expressive voice. Called the "Barking Bird Dog," Finkies use their voices while hunting forest game and are known to howl and yodel to express their moods, desires, and woes. This Comprehensive Owner's Guide dedicated to the Finnish Spitz opens with a chapter on the breed's history in Finland,...
9) Canaan Dog
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Dating back to Biblical times, the Canaan Dog enjoys the distinction of being the world's oldest new dog breed! The national dog of Israel, the Canaan Dog's ancestors once served as herding dogs for the Israelites' flocks. Author Joy Levine has written excellent introductory chapters on the breed's history in Israel, England, and the United States as well as the breed's characteristics as a companion and working dog. The chapter on the breed standard,...
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Have Fun Testing Your Knowledge of 25 Fascinating Dog Breeds!Do you know your dog breeds? Can you identify them from just a photo? How about just a little breed info as a hint?When you download Dog Breed Quiz II: Interactive Game Book for Kid's 9-99, you'll find out just how knowledgeable you are! This fun, interactive game is great for kids of all ages – it's also a wonderful way for the family to spend time together. This fun quiz is also a great...
11) Ibizan Hound
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Hailing from the Balaeric island of Ibiza in the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Spain, the Ibizan Hound is an elegant, sleek-coated companion dog that began as a powerful hunter renowned for its infallible ability as a rabbit courser. Keen eyesight and equally perceptive hearing afford this lithe, fleet-footed sighthound superb hunting and coursing abilities. The breed's unique deerlike appearance is accomplished by its clean-cut lines; its large,...
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The origins of the Doberman are shaped by a fascinating mix of history, needs and the vision of one man: Karl Friedrich Louis Dobermann. The emergence of this unique dog breed is closely linked to the circumstances of the late 19th century in Germany. Karl Friedrich Louis Dobermann, a man of many professions - tax collector, butcher and dog catcher - lived in Apolda, a town in Thuringia, Germany. His work brought him into contact with various dogs,...
13) Skye Terrier
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Elegant and dignified, the Skye Terrier, named for the rugged Isle of Skye, stands tall among Scotland's "below the knee" terriers in character and courage. Few pure-bred dogs match the Skye Terrier in independence and liberal thinking, as this intelligent terrier has a mind of his own and a heart to share with his like-minded, well-informed keeper, who is not averse to a little humility in the training department. Although not a choice for the first-time...
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This Comprehensive Owner's Guide to the Basset Fauve de Bretagne is the only publication available dedicated to this French scenthound breed. While the breed's popularity is currently in the shadows of two other French bassets (the Basset Hound and the PBGV), the Basset Fauve de Bretagne is full of character and determination, serving his owners well as a hunting dog and family companion. Named for his fawn-colored coat, the Basset Fauve stands high...
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The historical significance of the Golden Retriever goes back a long way and is closely linked to its diverse uses, which over time have acquired both practical and emotional meanings. Originally bred in Scotland, the Golden Retriever was developed specifically as a hunting dog. His primary role was to assist in water hunting by retrieving wild birds such as ducks and other waterfowl. Its water-repellent coat and excellent swimming skills made it...
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The Husky breed is known for its variety of variants and subspecies, which have arisen due to different breeding goals and geographical differences. While the Siberian Husky is the most well-known variant, there are also other types of huskies, each with their own unique characteristics and characteristics. The Siberian Husky is undoubtedly the most famous variant and is often used as a synonym for the Husky breed. These dogs have a dense, double-layered...
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This is a telling story of some crazy dogs with humor. They depict dogs having some unique personalities. They are shown in a way that is funny and also amusing. These breeds of dogs will capture a child heart with excitement. They're meant to capture the attention of young readers. The plot is to encourage children's to be kind and empathetic. These 21 dogs are meant to express themselves in a humorous way. They show and demonstrates an artistic...
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From Wag to Swag: A Coffee-Table Tribute to Bird Dogs was born out of finding a dog stranded on an old country road one afternoon in February of 2022 (and the calling Steve had from his beloved Katie who died of cancer a year prior).
The dog found on that old country road is now known as Abby (Abbie). Steve named her Abby after the country road he found her on (Abernathy Road). A dog who was given the title "unadoptable" after spending less than...
19) Pyrenean Mastiff
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As grand and wondrous as the Pyrenean mountains whence he comes, the Pyrenean Mastiff is an awe-inspiring guardian breed that remains one of Spain's best kept secrets. The Pyrenean Mastiff is rugged enough to weather the outdoors, though he prefers to be indoors with his family, to whom he is fiercely devoted. Towering at over 32 inches at the shoulder, the adult Pyrenean Mastiff offers expert protection for home and property, given his natural aloofness...
20) Sussex Spaniel
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One of the dog world's best kept secrets, the Sussex Spaniel excels as a companion dog, show dog and hunting dog. The breed's cheerful, happy spaniel disposition is well disguised by his soulful eyes, somber expression and furrowed brow. As Mrs. Joy Freed, widely regarded as the breed's savior, comments, "If you want a challenge and wish to work a fine traditional spaniel breed, then perhaps you should take a second look at the little brown jobs."...
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