Breeds Books

This book is a must have for all Am Staff owners. It has information specifically for the Am Staff. Not the usual generic dog information. Jackie Frasier is a long time owner/breeder who has done it all with her Am Staffs. This book also contains information on all of the foundation kennels and the kennels of today. Great pictures of important dogs past and present. I recommend it to anyone who is interested in the American Staffordshire Terrier.

As a person fond of dogs, not a professional, and first-time-owner of an American Staffordshire, I found this guide extremely useful, and well organised. The guide is what it should be: a book with tips, hints guides, and what to do and not to do. If you are not knowledgable on raising a pup or dog, this is certainly a good book to own!

Deftly written by John Behrman (who, as a child, was not allowed any pets), Animal Chronicles: An Odyssey is the thoughtful story of himself and his wife - a pet-loving married couple who care for Dalmatians, lizards, birds, turtles, cats, and even a rare and amazing Zebronkey. Personal anecdotes, stories of animal behavior, solid advice about medical conditions and treatments for sick pets, and above all an enduring joy for sharing time with beloved creature companions permeate this gentle and memorable account. Animal Chronicles is recommended reading for anyone who has every enjoyed the companionship of another species.

See more than 400 breeds of the world in full color. This is an extraordinary book weighing in at over eleven pounds. The 1100 color photographs of dogs are some of the most beautiful and life-like that I have ever seen. The book is well organized and the breeds are subdivided into various categories such as herding dogs, the terriers, the mastiffs and the scenthounds.

Just like her other book, Animal Happiness, Vicki Hearne really makes you care for Bandit another animal outcast that she rescues. Hearne goes to court and fights for this dog. This is a great, heart-warming tale that any animal lover will fall in love with.

We have A St. Bernard and we decided to buy this book for our son. He love the story and my husband and I enjoyed reading it very much. I would recomend this book to any dog lover

MOST BOOKS THAT I FOUND THOUGHOUT THE BOOKSTORES ARE BRIEF AND BASICALLY COVERS THE FROSTING ON A CAKE. I FOUND THIS BOOK TO BE VERY DETAILED AND TO THE POINT. IT CONTAINED INFORMATION THAT WAS UNAVAILABLE ELSEWHERE. IT IS HANDY AND I WILL USE IT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

This book is great for those who own a rottweiler. It gives important information on the breed and should be a part of anyones library that owns a rottweiler. It can help all those with questions about the breed. Glad to have been able to read and review this book.

These Guide books for the different dog breeds are the best. From cover to cover the content is related to the designated breed and all the photos are of that particular breed of dog. So many specific dog breed books tend to fade into a general dog care section about midway with photos of various dog breeds instead of the specific breed you got the book to view. Half the fun is seeing the breed photos of the dog you are interested in caring for.

Beagles are lovable, spirited little hounds with a distinctive baying bark. This delightful little book captures the essence of this adorable English hound.