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"The Boston Terrier and All About It: A Practical, Scientific, and Up to Date Guide to the Breeding of the American Dog" by Edward A. Axtell is a comprehensive exploration of the Boston Terrier breed, presented as a guide to responsible dog breeding and animal husbandry. This meticulously prepared republication offers insights into the historical practices surrounding the breed, reflecting the scientific understanding and popular culture of the time.
Explore the nuances of breeding these beloved dogs, examining aspects of pet care and responsible ownership through a historical lens. Axtell's work provides a detailed perspective on the Boston Terrier, solidifying its place in the lineage of American dog breeds. Discover the methods and techniques employed by breeders of the era, offering a unique look at the evolution of animal husbandry. A valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of dog breeding or the specifics of the Boston Terrier's origins.
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