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Traces the history of the breed, describes breed standards, discusses care and grooming requirements, and includes information on training.

Beagles are especially perceptive, intelligent little hounds. Although natural hunters, they adapt readily to home life. Titles in Barron’s extensive selection of Complete Pet Owner’s Manuals are filled with useful…

These cheerful canines have been trained as hunters since the dawn of history, but they also make affectionate house pets. Here’s everything the neophyte owner needs to know about the Beagle and its traits.

Amazon reviewer states “In adopting our rescue Beagle, Lucy, earlier this year, I needed a good reference book, giving me the history & care material necessary for understanding & working with a Beagle….

Here is detailed advice for owners of this cheerful breed, which is adaptable as a hunter or a household pet. Titles in this pet care series are similar to Barron’s Pet Owner’s Manuals, but are larger, with more detailed ….

This total care guide contains colourful sidebars, boxes, and photographs that illustrate key topics essential to Beagle owners. An excellent source of accurate, in-depth information, The Beagle will help you and your family raise a healthy and well-behaved companion.

Amazon Review: This book is a must for dog lovers. Informative and easy to read. One of those books that when you are looking for an answer regarding dogs its the one that you grab.

Gwen Bailey’s bestselling puppy care guide has helped hundreds of thousands of owners throughout the world raise a problem-free dog.

The Beagle is edited by breed specialist Ann Phillips, with chapter provided by a hand-picked team of contributors. The outstanding text offers readers an unrivalled depth of knowledge about character and temperament, puppy care and training, with a special chapter on beagle health care written by a leading vet.

Victoria Stilwell, positive reinforcement dog trainer and star of the hit Animal Planet TV show, It’s Me or the Dog, explains how to use her force-free, scientifically-backed training methods to solve common canine behaviour problems.

In this ground-breaking and sometimes controversial book, Alexandra Semyonova explodes the 100 most common myths about dogs, their nature, their behaviour and how to treat them.