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Crufts campaigner who is like a dog with a bone
Independent - Mar 13, 2010
Two years ago her film Pedigree Dogs Exposed aired on the BBC and sent shockwaves through the dog-breeding world. Her undercover exposé shone an ...
 
Friday's Our View: Real reform or just tough talk?
SW Iowa News - Mar 12, 2010
Supporters of the bill said there are about 27000 animals in more than 400 breeding operations statewide, making Iowa the third most productive dog-breeding ...
 
Unwanted mill puppies pour into shelters
Wausau Daily Herald - Mar 12, 2010
The mills are commercial dog breeding facilities that emphasize volume and profit from selling dogs. Some keep the animals in poor conditions -- cages with ...
 

Dog Breeding books


The Complete Book of Dog Breeding


by: Dan Rice D.V.M.
I bought this book after I found out my Siberian husky was pregnant. It helped me understand my dog's actions and how to assist her before, during, and after birth. I was very pleased that this book used easy terms that even I could understand. Great book for a first time breeder or a reference for the experienced breeder.
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Successful Dog Breeding: The Complete Handbook of Canine Midwifery (Howell reference books)


by: Chris Walkowicz, D.V.M. Bonnie Wilcox
I was given this book from my mother, when I was getting ready for a litter of puppies, I find that I refer to this book all the time I highly recomend this book a must have! if you are planning on having puppies.
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Breeding Dogs for Dummies


by: Richard G. Beauchamp
As a proud owner of 1 dog and 2 cats (all of which were rescued from a shelter or strays who found ME), I was overwhelmed when my boss announced to me that she had decided to breed dogs to make quick cash to pay off her debts!!! I stared at her in disbelief and started asking the normal questions of "Who will care for the animals?", "Where will you put them?", "Do you have ANY CLUE how much money is involved with vet bills, stud fees, price of good breeding stock?", etc. etc. Mind you, I am NOT qualified as a breeder (nor do I wish to be), but having loved and being "owned" by cats and dogs for my entire adult life, I recognize the great responsibilities and expenses involved with having a small menagerie in my own home.
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The Dog Breeder's Guide to Successful Breeding and Health Management


by: Margaret V. Root Kustritz DVM PhD DACT
With so many titles to choose from, I am happy to simplify your search by recommending this book.
This has an easy to find index, complete information for each phase of the breeding process, and an in depth discussion of problems, remedies, and the total cycle of choosing the mate for your dog, to happy healthy puppies.
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