Practical Dog Care Manual (Second Edition)

Author: Qi Shenqi et al.
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: 1992-05-01
Features: This book systematically introduces knowledge related to dog breeding from six aspects: dogs and humans, dog breeds and selection, physiological characteristics and reproduction of dogs, dog feeding, dog training, and dog diseases and diagnosis and treatment. It lists the origin, characteristics, and body types of 73 major world dog breeds and includes black-and-white and color illustrations. It combines theory and practice, is concise and easy to understand, rich in visuals, and is a practical reference book for dog breeding and training professionals as well as. It can also serve as a reference for students and teachers in experimental animal science and veterinary medicine to study dog breeding, management, and training.
Chapter 1: Dogs and Humans
Section 1: The History of Dogs
1. The Origin of "Dog" or "Dogs"
In the world of various trades, ancient and modern, none have experienced only prosperity or decline; their rise and fall follow a certain order, and this is no exception. The authors observe history and see that dogs, alongside pigs, cows, horses, sheep, and chickens, are considered one of the six domestic animals. The "dog industry" is no less important than any other trade and should not be ignored or neglected. Therefore, this book, Practical Dog Breeding Handbook, is dedicated to readers from all walks of life.