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2 comments about Reader's Digest Illustrated Book of Dogs.

1. as someone who lists dogs on the net for my local Humane Society for adoption-breed identifaction is very important. On some mixed breeds if I can rule in favor of the dog being part of a certain breed-that may greatly help it's chances for adoption-so I'm always on the lookout for clear, concise new breed info. The breed listings in this book are exceptional-with interesting history of the breed, physical characteristics, and lovely, helpful color drawings of each breed. Since this book was written overseas-you'll find many rare (to US folks) breeds listed that are very interesting to learn about.
   
   The other sections of the book deal with the history of dogs, dog care and dog health are pretty standard for a dog reference book-handy but not specialized. If you are someone who keeps a "library" of dog breed books on hand then I'd recommend adding this one to your collection.
   4 stars:)



2. A very well written book , infact the most exhaustive one on the subject. I had used this back in India when I was rearing my GSD pup and ever since I was hunting for it all over and finally my search has ended with Amazon.

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2 comments about The Noble Cat Aristocrat of the Animal World.

1. This was the book that first introduced me to the world of fascinating cat breeds early last year. The other sections are excellent as well, with photos of wild felines you're not likely to see anywhere else. It also has sections on cats in literature, etc, and caring for your cat. A great book with heaps of reading to keep any cat lover occupied for ages. Highly recommended.



2. A very large, great! book on both wild as well as domestic cats. It has great pictures. It traces the evolution of the cat from prehistoric times. It talks about the behavior of the cat, the history of the cat, lore of the cat, the different breeds of cats, and caring for cats. It is a MUST for a cat library.

3 comments about Best Friends: Portraits of Rescued, Sheltered, and Adopted Companion Animals.

1. Sumner Fowler is an excellent photographer. I knew him in high school when he was a photographer for The Birmingham Eccentric. Even back then he had an eye for the unique. He knew what he wanted and was patient enough to wait for the right lighting, the right nod of the head or the look in the eyes. He saw life through a photographers lens. His talent has grown and he has captured the delightfullness of the animal world. Best Friends, is evidence of where Sumner's heart, as well as talent lies......
   
   "How many hearts with warm red blood in them are beating under cover of the woods tonight, and how many teeth and eyes are shining! A multitude of animal people intimately related to us, but of whose lives we know almost nothing, are as busy about their own affairs as we are about ours." John Muir
   
   Sumner's camera takes us into the lives of the animals he has photographed here. I highly recommend the book. The proceeds go to an excellent cause.



2. Each photo in this book touched me in some way for the better. Mr Fowler certainly has a magic touch with his camera. I'm hoping he comes out with more books.



3. Beautiful black and white photographs--the look of unconditional love in a beagle's eye, a sleepy yawn from a tabby. These and other photos (there's horses too!) of rescued animals make this book completely heartwarming.

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