Mixed Breeds For Dummies. Miriam Fields-Babineau

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      1 Chapter 9TABLE 9-1 Breed Group Exercise Requirements

      2 Chapter 13TABLE 13-1 Single Vets versus Veterinary Clinics

      3 Chapter 14TABLE 14-1 Emergency Contact Information

      1 Chapter 2FIGURE 2-1: Labradoodles have three coat types, two of which do shed. FIGURE 2-2: Goldendoodles are a great combination of two great family dogs. FIGURE 2-3: Cockapoos are great medium-sized dogs that shed very little, love t...FIGURE 2-4: Schnoodles are medium-sized dogs with loads of personality. FIGURE 2-5: The Terripoo can learn to work as a therapy dog. FIGURE 2-6: Peke-a-poos are lap potatoes, much like one of their parent breeds,...FIGURE 2-7: Here’s a typical Borador. You can see both breeds very clearly in t...FIGURE 2-8: The Bordernese looks very much like a larger Border Collie with the...

      2 Chapter 3FIGURE 3-1: The ever-popular Golden Retriever is just one example of dogs in th...FIGURE 3-2: The Beagle is one of the more popular Hound breeds found in mixed-b...FIGURE 3-3: The Bernese Mountain Dog is not commonly seen in mixed breeds, but ...FIGURE 3-4: The Border Terrier is not commonly found in mixed-breed dogs, but t...FIGURE 3-5: The Pug is a key component in the super-popular mixed-breed Puggle,...FIGURE 3-6: The Bichon Frise is a popular Non-Sporting Dog, with a happy and pl...FIGURE 3-7: The Australian Shepherd is a classic Herding dog, and is commonly f...

      3 Chapter 4FIGURE 4-1: Lift the dog’s feet and touch her paws and toenails to see how sens...FIGURE 4-2: Be sure to include a variety of objects to see how the dog responds...FIGURE 4-3: Lifting the dog’s front legs is a way to test her dominance.

      4 Chapter 8FIGURE 8-1: Brushing your dog’s teeth is a vital part of canine care. Ease your...FIGURE 8-2: Look carefully at where the nail hooks. This is where you’ll want t...FIGURE 8-3: Hold the dog’s body close with her feet dangling. FIGURE 8-4: Hold onto the paws to prevent them from moving.

      5 Chapter 11FIGURE 11-1: A dog wearing a front-connecting harness. FIGURE 11-2: Stand upright when giving a command. FIGURE 11-3: Crouch down when rewarding or greeting your dog. FIGURE 11-4: Have your dog target on your hand as you take a step forward. FIGURE 11-5: A pull tab should be attached to the flat neck collar and hang no ...FIGURE 11-6: Place your hand just in front of and above your dog’s head, betwee...FIGURE 11-7: Lower the treat to the floor, and as soon as your dog lies down, m...FIGURE 11-8: Hold the hand target in the same position as you did with the Sit ...FIGURE 11-9: The first move during a sit/stay should be directly in front of yo...FIGURE 11-10: Keep your upper body low and target near your knees as you call y...FIGURE 11-11: As you gather your leash, move your upper body upright.

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