Boxers: Everything About Purchase, Care, Nutrition, Breeding, Behavior, and Training (Complete Pet Owner's Manual)

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Summary: A perfect book for the first time Boxer owner
Review: Excellent writing with just the right amount of history and breed specifics. My nine-year old son especially enjoyed reading it. The author's use of only Boxers with natural ears in her photos encourages owners not to clip their dog's ears.

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Summary: Why a bargain may not be a bargain?
Review: infact i've written all i think about the book in the subject. i've read it all in 2 days. the language is fluent and understandable. you won't regret that you've bought this book.

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Summary: Very sparse
Review: Liked the book for my children before we got the dog so they knew what we were looking for. Especially happy so many natural ears on the boxers pictured.

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Summary: Natural boxer pics
Review: Liked the book for my children before we got the dog so they knew what we were looking for. Especially happy so many natural ears on the boxers pictured.

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Summary: Very sparse
Review: The information was very sparse and general - not particularly breed specific. Could have found the same information on the spca website...

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Summary: excellent info about boxers
Review: This is a great book, with a lot of info on Boxers and dogs in general I never knew before. I disagree with the reviewers that say there is no Boxer specific info here. It tells you everything you would need to know about them in my opinion. Sure, there is some general info, but when writing about a topic so broad as "dogs", some general info is unavoidable? I highly recommend this book

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Summary: excellent info about boxers
Review: This is a great book, with a lot of info on Boxers and dogs in general I never knew before. I disagree with the reviewers that say there is no Boxer specific info here. It tells you everything you would need to know about them in my opinion. Sure, there is some general info, but when writing about a topic so broad as "dogs", some general info is unavoidable? I highly recommend this book