The Encyclopedia of Dogs: Dogs

The Encyclopedia of Dogs: An Illustrated Guide to Breeds, Anatomy, Training, and CultureDescription: The Encyclopedia of Dogs is a comprehensive visual and textual journey through the world's most beloved animal companion. Spanning thousands of years of history, this richly illustrated volume explores the origins of domestication, the evolution from wolves, and the remarkable roles dogs have played in human civilization.Inside, readers will discover detailed chapters on breed classifications, anatomy and physiology, training and behavior, nutrition and health, breeding and genetics, and cultural and historical significance. Each section is supported by vivid imagery, comparative charts, and concise breed profiles that make this encyclopedia both educational and engaging.From the majestic Saint Bernard to the tiny Chihuahua, from ancient Egyptian guardians to modern service dogs, this book celebrates the diversity, intelligence, and loyalty that define the canine spirit.Whether you are a student, breeder, veterinarian, or dog lover, The Encyclopedia of Dogs serves as an essential reference and a heartfelt tribute to man's best friend.Key Features: - Global coverage of over 800 recognized breeds- Scientific insights into anatomy, genetics, and health- Cultural and historical perspectives from ancient to modern times- Illustrated charts, diagrams, and breed portraits- Ideal for libraries, institutions, and collectors

Pagina's: 81, Paperback, Independently published