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The Simple Guide to Grooming Your Dog (Simple Guide to...)
Author: Eve Adamson
Binding: Paperback
Price: $6.89
I found this book to be more focused on the bathing process and not much at all on cuts. Its filled with too much common sence information. Alot of words, not much useful info. Out of all my materials on grooming, this has been the one I just leave at home. Sorry.
| Breed Rescue: How to Start and Run a Successful Program
Author: Sheila Webster Boneham
Binding: Paperback
Price: $11.99
Want to give something back to the breed that you love through helping its homeless members? Find out how the most successful groups set policies, deal with conflict, screen adopters and more.
| Shiatsu for Dogs (Allen Photographic Guides)
Author: Pamela Hannay
Binding: Paperback
Price: $10.15
For centuries, the Japanese have been using shiatsu, the application of finger pressure to various parts of the body, to relieve muscle and joint pain. Since1982, Pamela Hannay has been developing shiatsu techniques for dogs, working with hip degenerative conditions, arthritis, and problems associated with aging and attitude. In Shiatsu for Dogs, she shows you how to apply these remarkable techniques to your own dog. Chosen for their simplicity and effectiveness, the techniques will benefit all dogs: young and old, sick or well, well-balanced or insecure. Essential reading for all those who wish to have a closer, more beneficial relationship with their canine companion. Pamela Hannay, who has been teaching Asian healing arts for more than20 years, is a senior instructor at the Ohashi Institutes in New York City and Europe. The co-author of Touching Horses, her work with dogs has been fea
| Clicker Fun: Dog Tricks and Games Using Positive Reinforcement
Author: Deborah Jones
Binding: Paperback
Price: $19.95
There is another book, Peggy Tillman's Clicking with your dog,
that often gets the press, but this is a much better book. Dr. Jones talks about how to get a non-interested dog interested in clicking and how to move up from there. Tillman's book gives every task a name though often does not discuss how to group them and make them into new combinations. Dr. Jones has no problem with grouping, re-grouping, organising and such activities.This book has plenty of activities which you can start with and use for either performance or comfirmation activities plus a weekly planner. She gives lots of 'shaping' tips and problem solutions. A superb training manual. Sorry it's op.
| Poodle Owners Medical Manual
Author: Robert M. Brown
Binding: Paperback
Price: $17.00
This is an excellent medical reference book for poodle owners, but it is rather technical and clinical. Information is arranged alphabetically by topic, so it can sometimes be difficult to find what you are looking for if you don't already know the exact, sometimes medical, term. This is by no means a how-to guide for raising and caring for poodles, nor does it purport itself to be such a book. If your veterinarian mentions a specific condition or you hear about something afflicting another breed and wonder if it is something that can affect poodles (e.g., tracheal collapse), there is no better resource than this book. It also does a very good job of contrasting conditions and their effects on poodles of various sizes. When you know the condition, it is easy to learn about the symptoms; if you are observing symptoms in your poodle, though, it is not altogether easy to find what cond
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