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The American Kennel Club (AKC) is known for having the first and last word as the official source for all things dog related, and The New Complete Dog Book, 23rd Edition is the AKCs "Bible" of dog books that has been trusted by veterinary schools, dog training professionals, groomers, breeders, and more. For the past 88 years, it has been the ultimate breed resourcethe one book that no purebred dog aficionado and expert can livewithout. With over two million copies sold, this guide is also the longest continually published dog book in history. This revised and updated 23rd edition contains new American Kennel Club initiatives and programs especially virtual titling options recently recognized dog breeds that have been added to the seven main groups, revised breed standards, and changes in breed classifications. Dog owners, breeders, and clubs will find the most current information here on AKC registration, competitive events, and programs. A celebration of every breed of dog recognized by the American Kennel Clubover 200 breedsthis newly updated edition is a must-have that belongs in every dog enthusiasts and professionals library.

In "Thy Servant a Dog," Rudyard Kipling masterfully weaves a collection of stories narrated from the perspective of a dog named Boots, along with other canine characters. This innovative literary format invites readers into a vibrant world where human traits are humorously juxtaposed with the simplicity of a dogs life. With his characteristic wit and rich descriptive style, Kipling explores themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the complexities of human-animal relationships, all framed within the historical and cultural contexts of British imperialism. The stories reflect Kiplings keen observations of life and society, making the collection a poignant social commentary as well as a delightful read. Rudyard Kipling, a prominent figure in British literature, was born in India and deeply influenced by his experiences there. His understanding of the natural world and the tension between man and beast shines through in his writings. Kiplings own companionship with dogs during his lifetime informed much of the empathy and insight present in the narratives of "Thy Servant a Dog," thereby encapsulating the beloved bond between humans and their animal counterparts amidst the backdrop of his broader literary themes. "Thy Servant a Dog" is a must-read for anyone interested in exploring the depths of loyalty and the intricacies of companionship. Kiplings blend of humor and pathos offers not only a delightful escape into the canine perspective but also prompts readers to reflect on their relationships with the animals in their lives. This charming collection has a timeless quality that resonates with both children and adults, making it a significant addition to the canon of animal literature.

A comprehensive guide to owning a Whippet, from puppyhood to the senior yearsThe Whippet is one of the most popular and versatile dogs and may serve as a loving family pet, competitive sporting breed or much admired, elegant show dog. Written in a practical and easy-to-follow style, this book draws from the authors lifetime of experience to provide invaluable, in-depth advice on every aspect of owning a Whippet.

This beautifully illustrated guide to French Bulldogs is packed with tips and tricks to keep your furry friends happy and healthy.A companion dog par excellence, the French Bulldog now ranks as the most popular breed in the USA and the second most popular in the UK. This immense popularity is hardly a surprise; Frenchies are incredibly loyal and form deep attachments to their owners, they dont need a huge house or exhaustive exercise and are generally happy curled up in your arms. However, there are many things to consider when you bring a French Bulldog into your home: How often should I walk them? How much training will they need? Am I overfeeding them or are the frequent gaseous emissions quite normal? How do I manage separation anxiety?This playful and informative book, written from the perspective of your dog, covers everything you need to know about this ultimate companion while celebrating their affectionate personalities that demand attention. The puppy months, diet and training are covered along with advice on grooming, maintaining good health and identifying illnesses. Richly illustrated by Meredith Jensen and packed with adorable photographs of beloved pets, dog lovers, owners and enthusiasts will adore this playful celebration of French Bulldogs.Also available in this adorable series on dog breeds are Whippets and Labradors.

People often chose a dog that resembles themselves, consciously or unconsciously. Even scientific experiments have proved it. For example, you rarely find a Hells Angel with a bichon frisé, or a sweet little old lady with a bulldog. A gentle quiet academic wouldnt normally chose a boisterous border collie, nor would an energetic teenager chose a basset hound.Our beloved dogs are rather like our choice of car or the clothes we wear. The science writer David Robson says, The canine mini-me reveals a narcissistic tendency in us all.In these humorous, colourful illustrations of doppelganger dogs, artist John Holder has depicted a superb, visually entertaining collection of dogs and their owners in all their lookalike glory. A treat for dog owners everywhere.

¿Qué sienten los cachorros? Alexandra Horowitz quiere averiguarlo y para ello pasa un año observando con lupa la vida diaria de su perrita y combinándolo con los conocimientos científicos sobre el desarrollo temprano de los perros.Somos pocos los que conocemos a nuestros perros desde el dia en que nacen. La investigadora canina Alexandra Horowitz quiso cambiar esto con la perrita que llego a su hogar, Quiddity (Quid). En estas memorias cientificas, Horowitz sigue las primeras semanas de la vida de Quid y documenta los hitos sociales y cognitivos de la vida de nuestros cachorros, que tantos de nosotros nos perdemos al centrarnos en adiestrarlos pero que los convierte en los perros que seran, pasando etapas equivalentes a la primera infancia, la infancia media, la preadolescencia y la adolescencia.Horowitz aprovecha los exhaustivos estudios publicados en el campo de los cambios del desarrollo canino y humano para establecer analogias entre el primer año de los perros y el de los bebes y señalar en que difieren. Cachorros es indispensable para quien este bregando durante el frustrante, divertido y definitivamente delicioso primer año de la vida de un perrito o perrita.

Un libro delicioso para cualquiera que haya querido alguna vez a un perro.«Refrescante y reparador como un buen paseo».The Nation«Será felizmente devorado por cualquier lector que ame a los perros».B

¿Qué piensan realmente los perros de nosotros? ¿Qué saben del mundo? ¿Sienten emociones como las nuestras? ¿Aman como nosotros?Allí donde hay humanos, hay perros. Intrusos caninos que entraron en nuestras vidas hace miles de años y que aun no se han marchado de nuestro lado. Los perros son nuestros amigos, y lo son de una manera diferente a la del resto de animales domesticos.Despreciados durante decadas como objeto de estudio, en los ultimos años una nueva generacion de cientificos ha vuelto a fijarse en los perros. Para descubrir sus impresionantes capacidades cognitivas era necesario un nuevo enfoque. Tratados con amor y compasion, los perros nos han revelado su mirada unica sobre el mundo y han dado respuesta a algunas de las preguntas fundamentales de la vida.Un ser maravilloso es una celebracion de las mentes de los perros y de los secretos que guardan. Y es una carta de amor a la ciencia, en los buenos y en los malos momentos.

Explore the world of canine nutrition and learn about feeding your dog with science, sense and sensibility.Canine nutrition is easily one of the most debated topics in the dog world. Canine Nutrition: Food, Feeding and Function aims to help canine caregivers navigate the world of dog food and feeding, and is an essential guide for anyone who lives with dogs and wants to understand more. With a strong grounding in canine and nutritional science, this book introduces the key concepts and foundation knowledge of what dogs need nutritionally. It considers how our relationships with our dogs and our decision-making influences what and how we feed them, and how we can best meet their needs, as well as our own. Practical approaches to supporting canine health, wellbeing and activity through nutrition are examined in a clear and accessible way throughout, whilst also acknowledging the variety of food options that are available to canine caregivers. This is all achieved with a firm evidence base in canine nutritional science.

¿Tu perro se aburre en casa? ¿Ya no sabes a qué jugar o cómo entrenar con él? ¿No hay forma de cansarlo? ¿Quieres tener un perro más relajado pero no sabes cómo? Si has respondido afirmativamente alguna de estas preguntas, este es el libro que necesitas.En Potencia la mente de tu perro encontraras una guia para ejercicios practicos de olfato, autocontrol, propiocepcion y habilidades caninas explicados paso a paso, que te ayudaran a tener un perro mas relajado y feliz.Siguiendo los consejos de la educadora canina Adriana Rivilla, podras comprobar los multiples beneficios de la estimulacion mental, apta y recomendable para todos los perros. Tan solo necesitaras unos minutos al dia para ayudar a tu perro y evitar su aburrimiento, fortaleciendo ese vinculo que os une. ¿A que esperas para potenciar la mente de tu perro?

Con este manual imprescindible para todo amante de los canes, aprenderás a mejorar el bienestar integral de tu perro de forma personalizada.Dividido en cuatro partes, de entrada, el libro te ayuda a comprender el tipo de animal que tienes en casa; luego, se adentra en el cuidado de su salud desde una perspectiva preventiva para que conozcas las enfermedades mas frecuentes y los primeros auxilios basicos; a continuacion, se centra en la nutricion y en las distintas maneras que existen de alimentarlo de forma natural (¡con recetas y recomendaciones de suplementos!), y, por ultimo, hace hincapie en la educacion, explicando el comportamiento perruno, desterrando mitos y, finalmente, apostando por un adiestramiento positivo que tiene en cuenta sus necesidades y emociones.

Dogs are one of the most popular pets in the world, and no breed is as universally loved as the Labrador. A beautifully illustrated guide to Labradors, forming part of a new series and packed with tips and tricks to keep your furry friend happy.There are many things to consider when you become a dog owner. How often do I need to walk them? How much training will they need? What is poisonous to my pet? Am I overfeeding them? This playful and informative book takes a fresh look at the world of Labradors and explains everything you need to know about this lovable breed while celebrating their spirited personalities. Breed character, reasons to own a Labrador and likes and dislikes are covered along with information on training, grooming, diet and health.Illustrated by Meredith Jensen and featuring adorable photographs of pets, dog lovers will adore this playful celebration of Labradors.

A beautifully illustrated guide to whippets, forming part of a new series and packed with tips and tricks to keep your furry friends happy. There are many things to consider when you become a dog owner. How often should I walk them? How much training will they need? What is poisonous to my pet? Should I trust those doe eyes? This playful and informative book takes a fresh look at the wonderful world of whippets and explains everything you need to know about this energetic breed while celebrating their gentle personalities. Breed character, reasons to own a whippet and likes and dislikes are covered along with advice on training, grooming, diet and health.Illustrated by Meredith Jensen and packed with adorable photographs of beloved pets, dog lovers will adore this playful celebration of whippets.

Written by an experienced, registered clinical animal behaviourist, Fear and Anxiety in Dogs looks at understanding, preventing and ultimately treating common behavioural issues found in pet dogs. With the help of real-life case studies and illustrated step-by-step training guides, it explains why problems may develop and what you can do to formulate your own behaviour modification plan. Covering a range of fear-related issues, such as fear of noises, reactivity towards other dogs and people, separation anxiety and trips to the vets, this fully illustrated book is suitable for concerned dog owners, anyone working with dogs in a professional capacity or for those with a genuine interest in canine behaviour.

In "Dogs and All About Them," Robert Leighton offers an extensive exploration of canine companions, merging scientific insights with heartfelt narratives. The book meticulously delves into the history, breeding, and behavioral traits of various dog breeds, while also emphasizing the profound bond between humans and dogs. Leightons narrative is both informative and accessible, characterized by a warm, engaging prose style that invites both the layperson and the canine enthusiast to appreciate the distinct qualities of dogs. Set against the backdrop of the late 19th century, this work reflects the growing interest in canine breeding and care during a time when dogs were increasingly recognized not just as working animals but as beloved family members. Robert Leighton was an avid dog lover and a prolific author, whose own experiences with canines profoundly shaped his views on their importance in human lives. His professional background in editing and journalism supplemented his ability to communicate complex ideas relating to breeding practices and veterinary care with clarity and passion. Through his personal anecdotes and observations, Leighton presents dogs not only as subjects of study but as companions deserving of our respect and affection. This book is highly recommended for anyone interested in understanding dogs in a holistic sense, encompassing their history, behavior, and the deep emotional connections they forge with humans. Leightons work serves as both a reference guide and a heartfelt tribute, making it an essential read for dog lovers, breeders, and those intrigued by the intricate dynamics of the human-dog relationship.

In The Dog, the anthology offers a captivating exploration of the canine world through a tapestry of diverse literary styles and genres. The collection deftly weaves together poetry, short stories, and reflective essays that celebrate and critique humanitys complex relationship with dogs. It stands as a testament to the multifaceted role canines play in human life, from faithful companions and symbols of loyalty to untamed forces of nature. Among the standout pieces are those that delve into the profound, often unspoken connections between humans and their four-legged friends, offering readers a rich tableau of perspectives. Edited with a keen eye for variety and depth, this anthology is both a literary feast and a heartfelt homage to our canine counterparts. The contributors, Edward Mayhew, Dinks, and W. N. Hutchinson, offer a wealth of experience and perspectives. Collectively, they bring a richness and diversity that enhance the anthologys themes. Their works draw from various historical, cultural, and literary movements, creating a textured narrative landscape that reflects on the evolving human-dog bond. Whether through myth, memoir, or modern fiction, these authors juxtapose traditional depictions of dogs with contemporary interpretations, inviting readers to reassess their understanding within new and historical contexts. The Dog is an essential read for anyone interested in exploring the myriad ways animals enhance, challenge, and reflect human life. This collection not only celebrates the joy and companionship dogs offer but also provokes thought about the deeper implications of our relationship with them. With its broad scope and intellectual rigor, the anthology promises to engage, educate, and inspire, making it a valuable addition to both personal and academic libraries.

In Lad of Sunnybank, Albert Payson Terhune crafts a charming narrative that captures the essence of canine companionship and the joys of rural life. Set in the idyllic backdrop of Sunnybank, the novel chronicles the adventures of a spirited collie named Lad and his bond with the authors family. Terhunes vivid, empathetic prose not only brings to life the vibrant landscapes but also delves into the emotional tapestry of loyalty, love, and the unbreakable connection between humans and dogs. His writing reflects the early 20th-century American pastoral tradition, rich with themes of nature and domesticity while weaving in poignant reflections on the animal-human relationship. Albert Payson Terhune, an American author and dog breeder, drew upon his profound appreciation for the company of canines in creating this beloved tale. His experiences with his own dogs inspired both his literary output and his belief in the nobility of the canine spirit. A prominent member of the literary community in the early 1900s, Terhunes writings frequently explored themes of adventure and loyalty, and his affinity for animals gave him a unique perspective that enriches the narrative in Lad of Sunnybank. This book is a must-read for any animal lover and those who appreciate heartwarming tales of friendship and adventure. Terhunes engaging style and heartfelt storytelling will resonate with readers of all ages, inviting them to reflect on the simple yet profound bonds we share with our pets. Lad of Sunnybank is not only a celebration of dogs but also an enduring reminder of the joy they bring into our lives.

In "A Dog Named Chips: The Life and Adventures of a Mongrel Scamp," Albert Payson Terhune crafts a charming and engaging narrative that explores the life of an adventurous and lovable canine. Through a series of vignettes, Terhune captures the essence of Chips, a mixed-breed dog whose escapades reflect not only his playful spirit but also the profound bond between humans and animals. The prose is imbued with a warm, conversational tone, resonating with readers of all ages, while the rich descriptions evoke a vivid sense of place and emotion that brings the character of Chips to life. Albert Payson Terhune was a celebrated author and dog enthusiast, known for his deep understanding of canine behaviors and the human-animal connection. His personal experiences with dogs, particularly his own beloved companions at Sunnybank, infuse the narrative with authenticity and affection. Terhunes background in journalism and literature allowed him to develop a compelling storytelling style, making his works both accessible and insightful. This delightful tome is highly recommended for animal lovers and readers seeking heartwarming tales that explore loyalty and companionship. Terhunes masterful storytelling and deeply felt observations of canine life will resonate with anyone who has ever shared their home with a dog, making "A Dog Named Chips" a timeless addition to the literature of pet memoirs.

In "The Dog," the anthology explores the multifaceted nature of humanitys relationship with our four-legged companions, capturing a rich tapestry of stories that stretch across genres and styles. This collection, edited by the able hands of Edward Mayhew, Dinks, and W. N. Hutchinson, transcends simple tales of companionship to delve into deeper themes of loyalty, survival, and the primal instincts shared between species. The narratives resonate with an emotional depth and variety, ranging from poignant reflections to exuberant celebrations, weaving a complex portrait that both honors and questions our long-standing bond with dogs. The contributors to "The Dog" bring a diverse range of experiences and cultural insights, offering readers a panoramic view of societal and historical connections with dogs. The contributing authors, while hailing from varied backgrounds, are unified in their ability to evoke the intrinsic essence of our canine companions. In line with movements that recognize the significance of animal welfare and emotional intelligence, this anthology not only documents but also participates in an ongoing dialogue about cohabitation and mutual respect between humans and animals, drawing threads from different cultures and epochs. "The Dog" is essential reading for anyone interested in understanding the profound impact of dogs on human life through a variety of lenses. With its rich assembly of voices and styles, the anthology is a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in stories that inform both our past and our present. Readers are invited to explore this collection not merely for entertainment but for the invaluable insights it provides, igniting conversations about empathy, loyalty, and the enduring connection between dogs and humans. This volume offers a compendium of perspectives, fostering a dialogue that echoes long after the last page is turned.