German Shepherd

Author: Dong Junyan
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2000-06-01
Features: German Shepherd Dog is divided into ten parts. Part and introduce the origin, development, and international coalition organizations of German Shepherd Dogs, respectively describing the training and examination regulations of the international coalition, the rules for international working dog competitions, and the general situations of various dog shows. Part provides a detailed discussion of the anatomy and physiology of German Shepherd Dogs. Part and elaborate on the identification and standards of German Shepherd Dogs. Part , , , and discuss the breeding, training, training, and prevention of hereditary diseases of German Shepherd Dogs. Part briefly states the current status and development of German Shepherd Dogs in China. The book is comprehensive in content, with distinct breed characteristics, suitable for military and police dog workers, science and technology personnel in genetics and breeding, dog enthusiasts, and faculty and students in higher agricultural and forestry institutions.
Introduction? German Shepherd Dog is divided into ten parts. Part and introduce the origin, development, and international coalition organizations of German Shepherd Dogs, respectively describing the training and examination regulations of the international coalition, the rules for international working dog competitions, and the general situations of various dog shows. Part provides a detailed discussion of the anatomy and physiology of German Shepherd Dogs. Part and elaborate on the identification and standards of German Shepherd Dogs. Part , , , and discuss the breeding, training, training, and prevention of hereditary diseases of German Shepherd Dogs. Part briefly states the current status and development of German Shepherd Dogs in China. The book is comprehensive in content, with distinct breed characteristics, suitable for military and police dog workers, science and technology personnel in genetics and breeding, dog enthusiasts, and faculty and students in higher agricultural and forestry institutions.