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57 of 57 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Not as informative as I had hoped,
By A Customer
This review is from: Guide to Owning Cocker Spaniel (Re Dog) (Paperback)
After recently purchasing a cocker spaniel puppy, I was looking for a book that would give an insight to temperament, behavior, and possible health concerns of cockers. This book touched very briefly on these subjects and focused more on details for owning a show-dog. Since our cocker is purely a house pet this information did not interest me. There was very little in terms of the insight of understanding cocker spaniels and the best way of training your cocker. There are lots of cute pictures of all the different colors cockers come in, but other than that I didn't get much information that I was seeking from this book.
15 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
guide to owning a cocker spaniel,
By James E. Silcox (Dayton, Tennessee 37321) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Guide to Owning Cocker Spaniel (Re Dog) (Paperback)
This book aritcle didnt have the informationtion that I was searching for. My Dog is not for show and Ive had her nuetered so she isnt for breeding. She is a pet for my three grandsons and I was looking for in formation on the dogs health problems, such as cataracs, hip didplacement and why do they get the gunk in the corners of their eyes and the best way to train my spaniel to obey meThis article is designed mostly for breeders and show dogs |
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Guide to Owning a Cocker Spaniel (Popular Dog Library) by Michael Teasley (Library Binding - Oct. 1999)
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