Learn to Breed Book Club
as compiled by
Jane Anderson
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Read on for books about canine structure, and breeding....
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An essential part of your canine education is learning about how dogs should be structured. Intelligent breeders will have this as a must on their book shelf. |
Don't show or breed your dog without first reading this book. If you can't afford it, beg, or borrow it from someone else! |
This book is the top requested book on dog breeding. And, you'll quickly find out that breeding is clearly something that takes intellect and courage, and a stack of money. Ask me how much money is in dog breeding - as I have lots in there, and not much coming back out!
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| This is one of the first books I bought about dog breeding. It's got some excellent information. |
This too is another excellent book. |
When I order books from Amazon, I set myself a budget to start with, otherwise, before long, I have bought 4-5 books! Again, this is another good book. |
Buy this book just for the chapter on single tracking! |
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Even if you know about breed type, this is still a great book to get. |
This is the book you get when you really want technical information. Much of the language is scientific, but is useful when looking up detail on disease etc. |
Yes, more theory, but by goodness this is a good book! |
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An excellent book on dog training. Karen Pryor is considered a "guru". |
Depending on the deal Amazon is currently running, you can buy this one with "Don't Shoot the Dog" and get an even better price. |
This book is amazing. Once I learned what dog signals meant, I was able to communicate with one of my very fearful dogs, and help calm her considerably. |
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