The Essential German Shepherd Dog

The Essential German Shepherd Dog by Roy Allan, published by Ringpress in 1994, is a comprehensive guide that spans 232 pages. This first edition offers detailed coverage of various aspects of the German Shepherd breed, including training, socialization, advanced exercises, health, exercise, breeding, and genetics. The authors, Roy and Clarissa Allan, bring over forty years of experience with the breed, having bred eight British champions.
Readers will find practical insights into the care and management of German Shepherds, making it a valuable resource for both new and experienced dog owners. The book emphasizes essential topics such as effective training techniques and the importance of socialization, while also addressing health considerations and the complexities of breeding. With its focus on the breed’s unique characteristics, this guide serves as a thorough reference for anyone interested in understanding and nurturing German Shepherds.
Official synopsis Publisher
Detailed coverage of training and socialization, advanced exercises, health, exercise, breeding and genetics. Roy & Clarissa Allan have bred eight British champions and have over forty years experience with the breed.
FAQ
What is “The Essential German Shepherd Dog” about?
Who is the author of “The Essential German Shepherd Dog”?
When was “The Essential German Shepherd Dog” published?
What is the ISBN for “The Essential German Shepherd Dog”?
What are the book details (language, pages, edition)?
