The authoritative information and advice you need, illustrated throughout with full-color photographs--now revised and redesigned to be even more reader-friendly! With their tuxedo markings, scrunched-up muzzles, turned-up noses, and outgoing personalities, Boston Terriers are great pets. Their compact yet stocky bodies make them the perfect size for apartment living, travel, and laps. Friendly, lively, affectionate, and intelligent, they''re usually great with kids and elderly people. This guide helps you choose and raise a loyal pet you''ll love with advice on: * Characteristics to look for * Creating a good home environment * Feeding, grooming, and health care * Housebreaking and basic training * Having fun with your sometimes rambunctious pet

Beagles, the "Snoopy" breed that won the Westminster Dog Show''s Best in Show award in 2008, were fifth on the American Kennel Association''s 2007 list of most popular dogs in America--a tribute to the enduring appeal of these playful, very sociable pets.

Note: CD-ROM/DVD and other supplementary materials are not included as part of eBook file.

Miniature, but mighty protective. Bearded, but beguiling. Affectionate, but somewhat independent. Traditionally among the AKC''s 15 most popular breeds, Miniature Schnauzers pack a lot of personality into their sturdy, compact frames. This guide fills you in on their needs and attributes, covering: * The history and traits of the breed * How to select your pet * Things you''ll need to make your pup feel at home * Feeding, exercise, training, and healthcare * Grooming the double coat and the characteristic bushy beard, mustache, and eyebrows * Bonus chapters available on companion Web site Typically sociable and loyal, your Miniature Schnauzer will probably want to stay by your side--whether you''re taking a walk or taking a nap!

Miniature, but mighty protective. Bearded, but beguiling. Affectionate, but somewhat independent. Traditionally among the AKC''s 15 most popular breeds, Miniature Schnauzers pack a lot of personality into their sturdy, compact frames. This guide fills you in on their needs and attributes, covering:* The history and traits of the breed* How to select your pet* Things you''ll need to make your pup feel at home* Feeding, exercise, training, and healthcare* Grooming the double coat and the characteristic bushy beard, mustache, and eyebrows* Bonus chapters available on companion Web siteTypically sociable and loyal, your Miniature Schnauzer will probably want to stay by your side--whether you''re taking a walk or taking a nap!

Discover how to raise, train, and enjoy your Pug with this fantastic resourceCurrently ranked as the fifteenth most popular breed in the United States, the Pug is one of the most endearing and loyal toy breed dogs. Their roly-poly shape, big googly eyes, and wrinkles cause many people to fall in love with them at first sight. But just because they look all cute and cuddly isn’t a good enough reason to run out and get one. Now, there’s a book that will help you decide if owning a Pug is right for you. Pugs For Dummies is for anyone who is seriously considering owning a Pug—or who already has one and wants to obtain another. This friendly guide tells you exactly what you need to know before choosing a Pug and what you need to do to take good care of him from the very first day he enters your life. You get expert guidance in all things Pug, including: FeedingTrainingGroomingHealth careExerciseBreedingThis fun, informative resource provide s quick access to everything you need to know about the health and well-being of your Pug. You’ll discover how to “Pug-proof” your home before his arrival, how to keep him happy and content, and how to maintain household harmony by raising a well-behaved Pug through housetraining, crate-training, and teaching basic commands.  You’ll also find: Ways to exercise and have fun with your PugReliable tips for handling behavior problemsAdvice on finding the right veterinarianGuidance in adopting or rescuing adult PugsInformation on showing your PugThe latest on keeping your Pug in tip-top shape for many years to comeFeaturing clear explanations, detailed illustrations, and a list of resources for all that “extra stuff,” Pugs For Dummies is the ideal guide to enjoying life with this fun-loving breed.

The authoritative information and advice you need, illustrated throughout with full-color photographs--now revised and redesigned to be even more reader-friendly! With their tuxedo markings, scrunched-up muzzles, turned-up noses, and outgoing personalities, Boston Terriers are great pets. Their compact yet stocky bodies make them the perfect size for apartment living, travel, and laps. Friendly, lively, affectionate, and intelligent, they''re usually great with kids and elderly people. This guide helps you choose and raise a loyal pet you''ll love with advice on: * Characteristics to look for * Creating a good home environment * Feeding, grooming, and health care * Housebreaking and basic training * Having fun with your sometimes rambunctious pet

Beagles, the "Snoopy" breed that won the Westminster Dog Show''s Best in Show award in 2008, were fifth on the American Kennel Association''s 2007 list of most popular dogs in America--a tribute to the enduring appeal of these playful, very sociable pets.

Note: CD-ROM/DVD and other supplementary materials are not included as part of eBook file.

Miniature, but mighty protective. Bearded, but beguiling. Affectionate, but somewhat independent. Traditionally among the AKC''s 15 most popular breeds, Miniature Schnauzers pack a lot of personality into their sturdy, compact frames. This guide fills you in on their needs and attributes, covering: * The history and traits of the breed * How to select your pet * Things you''ll need to make your pup feel at home * Feeding, exercise, training, and healthcare * Grooming the double coat and the characteristic bushy beard, mustache, and eyebrows * Bonus chapters available on companion Web site Typically sociable and loyal, your Miniature Schnauzer will probably want to stay by your side--whether you''re taking a walk or taking a nap!

Miniature, but mighty protective. Bearded, but beguiling. Affectionate, but somewhat independent. Traditionally among the AKC''s 15 most popular breeds, Miniature Schnauzers pack a lot of personality into their sturdy, compact frames. This guide fills you in on their needs and attributes, covering:* The history and traits of the breed* How to select your pet* Things you''ll need to make your pup feel at home* Feeding, exercise, training, and healthcare* Grooming the double coat and the characteristic bushy beard, mustache, and eyebrows* Bonus chapters available on companion Web siteTypically sociable and loyal, your Miniature Schnauzer will probably want to stay by your side--whether you''re taking a walk or taking a nap!

Discover how to raise, train, and enjoy your Pug with this fantastic resourceCurrently ranked as the fifteenth most popular breed in the United States, the Pug is one of the most endearing and loyal toy breed dogs. Their roly-poly shape, big googly eyes, and wrinkles cause many people to fall in love with them at first sight. But just because they look all cute and cuddly isn’t a good enough reason to run out and get one. Now, there’s a book that will help you decide if owning a Pug is right for you. Pugs For Dummies is for anyone who is seriously considering owning a Pug—or who already has one and wants to obtain another. This friendly guide tells you exactly what you need to know before choosing a Pug and what you need to do to take good care of him from the very first day he enters your life. You get expert guidance in all things Pug, including: FeedingTrainingGroomingHealth careExerciseBreedingThis fun, informative resource provide s quick access to everything you need to know about the health and well-being of your Pug. You’ll discover how to “Pug-proof” your home before his arrival, how to keep him happy and content, and how to maintain household harmony by raising a well-behaved Pug through housetraining, crate-training, and teaching basic commands.  You’ll also find: Ways to exercise and have fun with your PugReliable tips for handling behavior problemsAdvice on finding the right veterinarianGuidance in adopting or rescuing adult PugsInformation on showing your PugThe latest on keeping your Pug in tip-top shape for many years to comeFeaturing clear explanations, detailed illustrations, and a list of resources for all that “extra stuff,” Pugs For Dummies is the ideal guide to enjoying life with this fun-loving breed.