"All About Dogs: A Book for Doggy People" by Charles Henry Lane is a comprehensive guide to understanding and caring for dogs, reflecting the knowledge and practices of its time. This historical text covers a wide range of topics essential for dog owners and enthusiasts. Explore various dog breeds, learn about effective dog training methods, and gain insights into maintaining optimal dog health.
The book also delves into the practical aspects of dog care, including kennel management and general animal husbandry. Whether you are interested in the specifics of dog breeds or simply seeking a deeper understanding of canine companionship, this book offers a valuable glimpse into the world of dogs as it was understood by dog lovers of the past. A fascinating resource for anyone interested in the history of dogs and their place in our lives.
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