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 How to Raise a Puppy
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by Clarice Rutherford, David H. Neil
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is an exceptional book!! I was interested in the both the physical & the mental
growth & development of puppies & this book completely fit the bill:) It
also relates really good activities & skills as well as some disciplinary strategies
to promote good growth & development in your dog. It's far & wide the BEST
(first year) dog book I've ever read!! -- A reader from Columbus, Ohio |
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 How to Housebreak
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by Shirlee Kalstone
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| Customer Review: This
was a lifesaver! My dog was partially potty trained and this book managed to fill
in all the gaps within two days. This book was an excellent investment and I would
encourage anyone having housebreaking issues to get this book and try it out! --A
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 Dr. Pitcairn's Complete
Guide to Natural Health for Dogs and Cats
by Richard H. Pitcairn, Susan Hubble Pitcairn
(Preface)
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Thoroughly updated and revised, an A-to-Z encyclopedia of common pet ailments
and their treatments also features tips on a do-it-yourself pet checkup, recipes
for healthier food, sources of herbal and homeopathic supplies, and more. Original.
Prevention Bk Club. |
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 Because of Winn-Dixie
(Newbery Honor Book, 2001)
by Kate DiCamillo
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| From Parents' Choice®: Although she lives in the Friendly Corners Trailer
Park, ten-year-old Opal has no friends. She and her preacher father have moved to
Naomi Florida for her father's new job. Here, on an errand to the local grocery store,
Opal acquires a unique friend, a large brown stray that she names for the store Winn-Dixie.
The dog proves to have exquisite taste in people; Winn- Dixie charms his way into
everyone's heart. A totally lovable dog and likable characters are part of this humorously
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 Good Owners Great
Dogs
by Brian Kilcommons, Sarah Wilson
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a long time dog owner, who believes strongly in basic manners training for all dogs,
I was pleasantly surprised by the common sense and practical approach to dog training
that was taken by this author. This book is truly a tutorial. With all phases of
the experience covered, from buying that cute little puppy to working with older
dogs that require correction, Brian Kilcommons displays an easy knowledge of his
subject matter and an ability to communicate his methods to the dog owners. I particularly
liked his "train the owner, then train the dog" approach. This book provides
the "why" in why certain methods work, not just the "what to do."
It contributes to an understanding of what makes your pet tick, and how to understand
and communicate with your pet. An educated owner is a happy owner. A happy owner
with an educated pet is even better. An excellent and helpful text. -- A Reader
from New Hampshire |
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 Henry and Mudge:
The First Book of Their Adventures
by Cynthia Rylant, Sucie Stevenson
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| Amazon.com Review: I just wanted to say that I unexpectedly found myself
homeschooling my 1st grade son for part of the year and I have no idea what I would
have done without Henry and Mudge! The series has really gotten my son's reading
off the ground. We have read every book in the series that we could get our hands
on and we're looking forward to new ones being released. Every book in the series
is well written, interesting and has just the right amount of humor without being
outrageously silly. The Henry and Mudge series are my son's favorite books by far
- they are great books for a beginning reader. -- A reader from Cottage Grove,
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 Owl Moon
by Jane Yolen, John Schoenherr (Illustrator)
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| Amazon.com Review: Among the greatest charms of children is their ability
to view a simple activity as a magical adventure. Such as a walk in the woods late
at night. Jane Yolen captures this wonderment in a book whose charm rises from its
simplicity. "It was late one winter night, long past my bedtime, when Pa and
I went owling." The two walked through the woods with nothing but hope and each
other in a journey that will fascinate many a child. John Schoenherr's illustrations
help bring richness to the countryside adventure. The book won the 1988 Caldecott
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 Owls in the Family
by Farley Mowat, Robert Frankenberg
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| Customer Review: If
you're new to the writings of Farley Mowat, this book is a great place to start.
You will love it. If you have kids, THEY will love it. Wol and Weeps, the two feathered
protagonists, are two of the most lovable pets you'll ever read about in print. Wol
especially steals the show when it comes to dealing with crows, dogs, skunks, and
a really mean French teacher called Fifi. Make no mistake, Owls in the Family is
a family treasure that deserves to be read time and again. Pick it up without hesitation!
-- A reader from Round Rock, Texas |
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 Good Night, Owl!
by Pat Hutchins
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Book Description: How was Owl to sleep, with the bees buzzing, the crows
creaking, the starlings chittering, the jays screaming -- and all the other inhabitants
of the hollow tree pecking, calling or crunching? Owl tried to sleep, but it was
impossible.
Pat Hutchins has written a bedtime story with a switch; a surprise ending that will
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The Book of North American Owls
by Helen Roney Sattler, Jean Day Zallinger
(Illustrator), Helen R. Zallinger (Illustrator)
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pictures are amazing and they have a page for many of the different owls. Each picture
is filled with detail and the author gives lots of information. If you have a research
project due on owls this is the book to get. -- An 11-year old reader from Penland,
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Owls: A Wildlife Handbook (Johnson
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| Booklist Review: This latest release in the Johnson Nature series
offers information on owl evolution (fossils date back 38 to 54 million years), anatomy,
vision and hearing capabilities, and the molting process. Long discusses hunting
techniques (owls are formidable predators), diet, mating and reproduction, nesting
sites, mortality and diseases, calls, territorial behavior, and migration. The 19
species that breed in North America are profiled, and each profile includes a physical
description, habitat, habits, (continued...) |
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