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The Absolute Beginner's Guide to Showing Your Dog (Absolute Beginner's Guide Series)

16 reviews
Cheryl S. Smith

Three Rivers Press, 2001

The Absolute to have for a starter
To start to show your dog this book should be your first reading. It was recommended to me by an AKC showdog breeder/handler.(Without this book I would have a hard time to understand the point system) Covers all the aspects of showing a dog from anatomy to the paperwork in an easy to read, and entertaining format. The "Tips from a Pro" is priceless. I strongly recommend to anybody how is ...

Diapers from Heaven
Cheryl S. Smith

Dorrance Publishing Co., Inc., 2005

This charming little idyll relates the story of two baby angels and their quest to help real-life babies on Earth. Anyone who can resist a smile over the antics of these two is hard-hearted indeed. Diamond and Jewel are sweet, trusting, and loving little angels, and the captivating illustrations bring them alive before our very eyes. This is a story that any child would enjoy, and it is a story that will get to be read over and over again. ...

The Rosetta Bone: The Key to Communication Between Humans and Canines

5 reviews

Howell Book House, 2004

The BEST DOG BOOK EVER
The Rosetta Bone is the best dog training, dog communication, human/pet love stories book I have ever read (and I have a shelf full to which I often refer). Learning to read my dogs' body language and gaining an awareness of how they read mine, has opened a new dimension of fun and sharing in our relationship. They and I are more responsive to each other and take more joy in the time we spend ...

On the Trail With Your Canine Companion: Getting the Most of Hiking and Camping With Your Dog

4 reviews
Cheryl S. Smith

Howell Books, 1996

A comprehensive guide to prepare for hiking with your dog.
From suggestions on conditioning to tips on what to bring, this book tells you what you need to know to prepare yourself, and your dog, for hiking and backpacking together. The book also includes helpful first-aid information, but you really should buy a book devoted to this topic. Another very important element that is not stressed enough is trail etiquette. It is clear that Smith loves her ...

The Everything Yorkshire Terrier Book: A Complete Guide to Raising, Training, And Caring for Your Yorkie ...

1 review
Cheryl S. Smith

Adams Media, 2005

Not very helpful and too verbose for a beginner
The title is self explanatory. This book will not be too helpful to a beginner as it explains everything with very little graphics and it is difficult to visualise aspects such as the grooming of the dog. I thought the toilet training bit was lacking as well and served more as a sweeping generalisation of known information than anything that would be truly helpful to a novice. On the plus ...

Trick is in the Training, The

10 reviews
Stephanie J. Taunton, Cheryl S. Smith

Barron's Educational Series, 1998

Well put, good advice
If you are considering buying this book do it! The tricks are easy to teach and the problem section on each one is very helpful. It even give some of the more traditional hand signals to teach your dog. It also explain when and how to cue and reward the dog. Downside, food motivation only but if you are a good trainer you may find other motivators that'll work with your dog. Excellent pics. ...

Almost Perfect: Disabled Pets and the People Who Love Them

2 reviews
Susan Bertrand, Linda Bruno, ...

Enspirio House, an imprint of Word Forge Books, 2008

Inspiring book
This book was so inspiring! I read it cover to cover in one sitting, making for a warm and cozy afternoon. There's a nice variety of well-written stories. If you love your pets you'll love this book.

Dog Friendly Gardens, Garden Friendly Dogs

6 reviews
Cheryl S. Smith

Dogwise Publishing, 2003

One of the few discussions of garden design which incorporates a pet's needs and habits
Cheryl S. Smith's Dog Friendly Gardens, Garden Friendly Dogs is one of the few discussions of garden design which incorporates a pet's needs and habits. Gardeners and pet owners alike will relish the approach, which tells how to blend traditional garden tasks and designs with a dog's needs. From plants which work well with dogs to creative use of directed digging and growing fruits and veggies ...

Visiting the Dog Park

5 reviews
Cheryl S. Smith

Dogwise Publishing, 2007

Finally have a dog park? Get this book and be prepared!
If you finally have a dog park coming near you and you want to take your dog(s) to the park for some off leash fun, get this book to prepare beforehand. Cheryl covers what to look for in a good dog park - rules, park etiquette (yours and your dog), openings, landscaping and clean-up. Cheryl also covers different personality types in dogs and which dog may want to stay home rather ...

Pudgy Pooch, Picky Pooch: A Pet Owner's Guide to Dog Food and Canine Nutrition
Cheryl S. Smith

Barrons Educational Series Inc, 1998

Good nutrition is a key factor in maintaining a dog's health. Here are facts every dog owner needs to know: Why different canine life stages and life styles call for different diets; buying and storing dog food; how to maintain the correct balance of protein, fat, fiber, carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals; what dog food packages do and don't tell you; and much more.

Quick Clicks: 40 Fast and Fun Behaviors to Train with a Clicker

9 reviews
Cheryl S. Smith, Mandy Book

Dogwise Publishing, 2001

Misnomer?
This is a great book for the serious clicker trainer, or for somebody who is serious about becoming a clicker trainer. Each behavior is broken down into tiny increments, so there's no chance of lumping (from my own experience, the downfall of novice clickers). The instructions are easy to follow, fun to carry out, and provide a basis for creative clicking for the reader. The book was ...

Grab Life by the Leash: A Guide to Bringing Up and Bonding with Your Four-Legged Friend
Cheryl S. Smith

Howell Book House, 2008

Here is the only dog care and training book you?ll ever need. With wit, wisdom, and sage advice, noted dog expert Cheryl Smith shows you how to grab life by the leash. She covers everything you need to know about living with, training, and caring for your canine, including where and how to introduce a dog to your household, how to avoid separation anxiety, when to take your dog to the vet, rules for playing tug and other games, and much more.

The Trick Is in the Training
Stephanie J./ Smith, Cheryl S. Taunton

Barrons Educational Series Inc, 1998

Domestic pigs and Japanese encephalitis virus infection, Australia.(DISPATCHES): An article from: Emerging ...
Andrew F. van den Hurk, Scott A. Ritchie, ...

U.S. National Center for Infectious Diseases, 2008

This digital document is an article from Emerging Infectious Diseases, published by U.S. National Center for Infectious Diseases on November 1, 2008. The length of the article is 2279 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser. Citation Details Title: Domestic pigs and Japanese encephalitis ...

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