Books with aussies
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All About Aussies

Author: Jeanne Joy Hartnagle-Taylor © 1996

Publisher: Alpine Publications, Loveland, Colorado (USA)

ISBN: 0-931866-87-1

This 356 page book is considered as THE standard work about the Australian Shepherd. The Aussie is reviewed from A to Z in 29 chapters. In 1996 a completely revised and extended version was published. The orginal work dates from 1985. Photo's in black and white and colour. The author has Aussies since she was fourteen.

 

The Australian Shepherd Champion of Versatility

Author: Liz Palika © 1995

Publisher: Howell Book House, New York (USA)

ISBN: 0-87605-039-9

221 pages with a lot of information and photographs in black and white and colour. The author has Australian Shepherds herself. The book contains a list with the Australian Shepherd Club of America Hall of Fame kennels and dogs and mentions the Australian Shepherd Club of America National Specialty Winners (1974 to 1993).

 

Australian Shepherds

Author: Joseph Hartnagle © 1990

Publisher: TFH Publications, Neptune City, New Jersey (USA)

ISBN: 0-86622-609-5

This 192 page book with colour photographs mainly consists of general information about raising and caring for a dog. Only the first thirty pages focus on the Australian Shepherd in specific. The author grew up in the Las Roscosa kennel and breeds, shows and judges Aussies himself.

 

A New Owner's Guide to Australian Shepherds

Author: Joseph Hartnagle © 1997

Publisher: TFH Publications, Neptune City, New Jersey (USA)

ISBN: 0-7938-2767-1

This 160 page book is, when it comes to text and presentation, similar to 'Australian Shepherds', but now with a new look. However, this edition does contain more and different colour photographs. Again: a book with a lot of information about dogs in general, not much about Australian Shepherds in specific.

 

The Australian Shepherd: an Owner's Guide to a Happy, Healthy Pet

Author: Liz Palika © 1997

Publisher: Howell Book House, New York (USA)

ISBN: 0-87605-503-X

What is said above also goes for this 158 page book: a lot of information about raising and caring for dogs in general. In fact, only the first 40 pages are about the breed itself. Photo's in full colour, along with the general information other breeds than the Aussie are pictured.

 

The Essential Australian Shepherd

Author: Ian Dunbar (consulting editor) © 1999

Publisher: Howell Book House, New York (USA)

ISBN: 1-58245-026-9

This 92 page book with colour pictures is a revised edition of Liz Palika's The Australian Shepherd: an Owner's Guide to a Happy, Healthy Pet


Australian Shepherds: everything about purchase, care, nutrition, behavior, and training (A complete pet owner's manual)

Author: Caroline Coile © 1999

Publisher: Barron's Educational Series, Hauppage, New York (USA)

ISBN: 0-7641-0558-2

Book with 112 pages and colour photographs. A lot of general information but the author has tried to make it as breed specific as possible.



The Guide to Owning an Australian Shepherd

Author: Sheila Webster Boneham

Publisher: TFH © 2000

ISBN: 0-7938-2207-6

A 64 page book with colour photographs, written by the owner of Perennial Australian Shepherds. She gives a good overall view of the Aussie.


Australian Shepherd

Author: Charlotte Schwartz

Publisher: Pet Love © 2001

ISBN: 1-903098-68-8

A 155 page book with lots of Aussie colour pictures. The text, written by an American dog trainer and an Aussie-owner, is mainly about general dog care and only for a small part about the Aussie itself.

The DOGLISTENER

Author: Jan Fennell


Jan's first book is an inspirational and at times moving read. She tells of the tragic death that first led her to reassess conventional attitudes to dogs. She describes how she grew determined to find a more compassionate alternative to standard "obedience" training techniques. Most importantly of all, she provides an easy-to-follow guide to understanding her technique, a method made all the more remarkable by its simplicity.

Drawing on a wide range of case histories that include even the most desperate and delinquent of dogs, Jan shows how she has learnt to communicate with man's best friend, and how anyone can learn this language. Her book will fascinate animal lovers and prove indispensable to dog lovers


 
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