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"Dogs as Home Companions: A Book for All Dog Lovers" by Albert Frederick Hochwalt is a timeless guide for anyone interested in dog care, dog training, and understanding different dog breeds. This classic work explores the unique bond between humans and their canine companions, offering insights into responsible pet ownership. While not a study of birds or sustainable living as the BISAC categories suggest, the text focuses on the practical aspects of keeping dogs as pets and integrating them into the home. Learn about the various aspects of dog training, caring for your dog, and choosing the right breed to match your lifestyle. Discover the enduring appeal of dogs as beloved members of the family in this republication of a historical text dedicated to all dog lovers. Whether you are a seasoned dog owner or considering bringing a dog into your life, this book offers valuable perspectives on the joys and responsibilities of canine companionship.
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