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The German Shepherd Dog by Diane Morgan
German Shepherds are known for their loyalty and versatility. Learn why it's so
important to properly train these dogs and exactly how to keep them happy and healthy.
Discover a whole new world of dogs with these revolutionary, breed-specific guides
accompanied by a free DVD.
From the leader in responsible animal care for over 50 years comes this exciting
series of dog breed titles. Written by professional pet writers who are also
experts on the breeds, each book is filled with valuable information on a variety
of topics that are essential for cultivating health and happiness in a canine
companion.
Every book in the Terra-Nova series contains:
- 208 pages of brand new text, featuring highly breed-specific information
- an extensive health chapter, reviewed and approved by a respected veterinarian
- chapters on feeding, grooming, and beginner and advanced training
- a bonus DVD featuring socialization, safety, and training advice from a professional
dog trainer and detailed information from a veterinarian on what happens at the vet
and how to perform regular home health checks
- a comprehensive resource section
- an ideal mixture of informative text and accompanying photographs--plus sidebars
and tip boxes
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The German Shepherd Today
Presenting the Great, New Third Edition of the Most Respected Book in
Print on the German Shepherd in the English Language.
From the time
Captain Max von Stephanitz undertook the development of the modern
German Shepherd just before the turn of the 20th Century to the present,
dog enthusiasts have been quick to recognize the versatility, trainability,
and desirability of the universally beloved Shepherd and have taken the
breed to their collective heart.
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Understanding the German Shepherd Dog
Almost anyone who has ever owned a German Shepherd will have experienced the very strong
bond that can exist between the human being and the dog. But when mutual understanding further
enhances that bond, you have the makings of a partnership that is very special indeed.
In
Understanding the German Shepherd Dog, John Cree draws on a lifetime's experience as both
owner and trainer of German Shepherds to explore the psyche of this very familiar but so
often misunderstood breed. Not only is this book an important source of reference for the
new owner, but also provides even the most experienced German Shepherd handler with a fresh perspective.
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Training the German Shepherd Dog
In Training the German Shepherd Dog, John Cree draws on a lifetime's experience to
provide expert advice and guidance for all German Shepherd owners.
Covering all aspects
of training, and with a strong emphasis on understanding the breed's psyche, this book
is a comprehensive and invaluable companion for all German Shepherd enthusiasts and trainers,
both novice and experienced.
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Lost Souls: Found! Inspiring Stories
About German Shepherd Dogs
Lost Souls: FOUND! Inspiring Stories about German Shepherd Dogs is a heartwarming,
thought-provoking compilation of over 50 true stories which address the cruelty of
animal neglect and abuse and the joy rescued dogs bring to their new homes.
This book is a must-read for German Shepherd lovers and people who are considering
adopting dogs.
A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF PROCEEDS FROM EVERY SALE IS DONATED BACK TO
GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG RESCUE GROUPS.
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The Police Dog: A Study Of The German Shepherd (Or Alsatian)
THE POLICE DOG: A STUDY OF THE GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG (OR ALSATIAN) By David Brockwell A
VINTAGE DOG BOOKS CLASSIC REPRINT. Originally published New York 1925, this scarce early
work on the German Shepherd Dog (G.S.D.) is very hard to find in its first edition. VINTAGE
DOG BOOKS have now republished it, using the original text and photographs, as part of their
CLASSIC BREED BOOKS series.
The book was originally published to assist American breeders
and owners of the "Police Dog", which at that time was a relatively recent introduction in
the U.S.A. Its objective was to provide a complete and concise knowledge of every phase of
this breed.
The book's two hundred and ten pages contain seven comprehensive chapters:
Origin and History. - Appearance and Characteristics. - Breeding. - Care and Rearing. -
Training (Emphasis on Police and Guard Dog Work) - Various Uses. - Diseases and Accidents.
The book is well illustrated with text drawings and full page photographs of Champions
of that era.
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