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Manchester Terrier

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"Long thought to be the oldest of all terrier breeds, the sleek and sturdy yet elegant Manchester Terrier is prized as a beloved companion dog and an eye-catching show dog. Fearlessness, keenness and endurance made this muscular little breed from England a storied hunter of vermin during the Industrial Revolution, though today he is rarely used as a working dog. A descendant of the original Black and Tan Terrier from England, the Manchester Terrier is regarded as the foundation of various other breeds, including the popular Doberman Pinscher. Though other black and tan dogs have surpassed the Manchester in popularity, no breed excels this gentleman’s breed in agility, elegance or devotion. This Special Limited Edition, written by terrier expert and breeder Muriel P. Lee, surveys the Manchester’s history in England and traces the breed to the shores of the United States, where it is separated into two varieties, Standard and Toy, identical except for size and ears. The author also discusses the Manchester Terrier’s characteristics and breed standard. New owners will find advice on choosing a breeder and well-bred puppy as well as information on feeding, exercise, house-training and basic obedience. A thorough, up-to-date chapter on canine healthcare, written by

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Pages 154
Publish Date 2007-08-01
Size 6.8" x 8.7" x 0.0"
Author Michael Trafford | Muriel P. Lee
Product Form Hardback

About the Author

| Muriel P. Lee, a well-known author in the pet field industry, started her writing career in the 1980s with the still very popular The Whelping and Rearing of Puppies, A Complete and Practical Guide. She has written many breed-specific books for several publishing houses and is the editor of two international canine magazines, Just Terriers and Just Frenchies

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