Sporting Dogs

＂Sporting Dogs: Their Points and Management; in Health, and Disease＂ by Frank Townend Barton is a comprehensive guide to the world of hunting and sporting dogs. This meticulously prepared print edition delves into the characteristics, care, and training of various dog breeds prized for their athleticism and hunting prowess. Explore detailed insights into the physical ＂points＂ of each breed, providing valuable information for enthusiasts and those interested in the specific traits that make these dogs exceptional.

Beyond breed specifics, the book offers practical advice on dog management, covering aspects of health and disease. Readers will find guidance on maintaining the well-being of their canine companions, ensuring they remain in peak condition for both work and companionship. A timeless resource for anyone passionate about sporting dogs, ＂Sporting Dogs＂ offers a fascinating glimpse into the historical understanding and appreciation of these remarkable animals. A valuable addition to any dog lover’s library.

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