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(back cover) Is There a Parson or Jack Russell Terrier in Your Future? Whether you just purchased a Russell or are planning to get one, this book will start you off on the right track. Canine expert Joanna Kosloff describes the dogÂ's physical traits, history, and behavior characteristics, and instructs you on training your new pet. Veterinarian-approved advice onÂ-- What to look for when choosing a puppy How to recognize and understand your dogÂ's breed-specific traits What you should know about keeping your dog healthy, including awareness of potential breed-specific health problems How to train your dog and enjoy his company in play activities Extra features include sidebars with fun facts, breed truths, and helpful hints. An enclosed BONUS DVD presents methods for housetraining, teaching obedience using hand signals and vocal commands, and more. Filled with color photos BONUS DVD ENCLOSED Train Your Dog
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This energetic breed thrives in the outdoors and needs space and regular exercise. Eager to please, the Parson Jack Russell Terrier responds well to training, but should never be left alone for long periods of time. The titles in B.E.S. Dog Bibles series provide detailed information on specific breeds--their traits, history, behavior characteristics, and recommended training methods. Prospective buyers are instructed on what to look for when choosing a puppy, how breed-specific traits influence the relationship between dog and owner, and potential health problems to look out for in specific breeds. Each book also includes detailed information and advice on: Everyday canine care, grooming, and exercise Nutrition and health maintenance Training and play activities Sidebars appear throughout the pages of each book with breed facts, helpful hints, and quick tips on training. A hidden spiral binding ensures that the book will stay open and flat at any desired page. The DVD enclosed with each book presents an informal dog training course for new owners. It describes house training methods, walking dogs on a leash, and teaching obedience to hand signals and vocal commands. More than 150 color photos.
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