Old Farm Dogs

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Shire, 1999 - Всего страниц: 32
Dogs that have worked for farmers down the centuries have long been neglected by writers. The advent of dog shows led in time to handsome farm breeds like the Rough Collie becoming favoured. The patronage by the Royal Family of Welsh cattle dogs brought Corgis into prominence. In more recent times, advertisers have realised the appeal of attractive breeds like the Old English Sheepdog and the Bearded Collie. This book covers the dogs used by farmers in the United Kingdom, in Europe and in former colonies. About the author David Hancock has been involved with dogs throughout his life. He judges working terriers and working tests for gundogs. He lectures at breed seminars. Other titles for Shire by this author are: Old Working Dogs (currently out of print)

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