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3 comments about Canaries: How to Keep Them, Feeding Them Correctly, Understanding Their Behavior (Family Pet.).

1. CANARIES BY Sigtun Rittrich-Dorenkamp provides the reader with "basic information to help you purchase and care for your new pet". As I just bought two new canaries a few weeks ago, and knew virtually nothing about at the time, I found this book and the other books about canaries I purchased from Amazon most helpful. Unlike some of the other books, however, this little volume appears to be developed for children with larger type as well as plenty of cute photos.

   Particularly helpful for the new bird owner is a "cleaning schedule" which advises the reader on daily, weekly, monthly, and "every few months" tasks to carry out on behalf of a feathered companion. As children tend to find housekeeping responsibilities the downside of pet ownership (as do many adults), clear instructions on how to care for your canary to keep him healthy and happy should prove somewhat encouraging for the young bird owner. The book also includes plenty of additional information about how to solve problems, and how to identify bird ailments and prevent in the first place them with proper hygiene and diet. As a gardener, I found the photos of canaries munching dandelion greens most amusing. I've always wondered what to do with those pesky weeds.




2. Great book for children or adults. There are lots of color photographs, tips, facts, things about kids and canaries ... sections on sickness, things you can and can't feed, whether or not canaries can be handtamed. (Yes, but it takes time. They can't be picked up or touched like some birds.)

   The pictures are very appealing -- adorable! The different breeds are fun to look at. Did you know canaries could be red?

   If you have a canary, or are interested in buying one, this is definitely a good book for you. The whole thing is appealing. Not at all boring like some pet guides can be.




3. This book is excellent! It tells you about everything from buying to taking care of your canary. It also explains if your birdie could be caged with other birds. Has lots of pictures and at the end of the book it has space to record information about your bird.

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1 comments about SUSSEX AND DORKING FOWLS (INTERNATIONAL POULTRY LIBRARY).

1. THe book arrived in a very timely manner and I appreciated the speed with which it arrived as well as the condition in which it arrived. I am particularly interested in the history of these fowl as well as the origination of the various varieties within the breeds and this book contains precisely the information that I needed.

1 comments about Homoeopathic Treatment for Birds.

1. The short case histories reported by the author (who gathered a vast experience working for a wild birds rescue center) are so well written that they result moving and inspiring in themselves, beside a tool for understanding how holistic principles apply to dramatic emergencies. These examples say a lot about homeopathy, much more than any theory ever will. Many birds that would have been considered in desperate conditions for the usual vet practise, recovered completely. Make you think, and leave you wanting to learn more. No matter if you are an avid wild bird-watcher or a lover of cage softbills and parrots, it's likely that you'll read it two or three times, and reflect a lot about it. And will be more ready to face some possible bad incidents or diseases of your feathered friends, or of sick wild birds you happen to find.

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1 comments about Step by Step Book About Canaries (Step By Step).

1. CANARIES ARE BEAUTIFUL, AND THIS LITTLE BOOK SHOWS THEM WELL IN ALOT OF FULL COLOR PHOTOS. THE ADVICE GIVEN IS EASY TO UNDERSTAND AND FOLLOW, BUT DETAILED ENOUGH TO BE HELPFUL. I AM SURE YOU WILL ENJOY THIS BOOK!

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