"The best Schnoodle book on the market - bar none; Written in a really complete style, with really helpful SCHNOODLE SPECIFIC details, not just generic dog stuff - thanks!" Debbie S., Atlanta, GA "Schnoodle and Schnoodles is a great book for Schnoodle lovers. You can tell the author loves the Schnoodle the affection simply drips off the page. Fun!" Hayley W, Seattle, WA "I like how she covered Giant Schnoodles, Schnoodle Puppies, the Standard Schnoodle, and the Miniature Schnoodle. As a Schnoodle breeder myself, I'm really impressed". John Setton, New Orleans, LA "Well done - the best Schnoodle book I've found." - Ashley Singer, Newcastle, UK -Schnoodle and Schnoodles is Your definitive Schnoodle source! A true Schnoodle lover- the author enjoys covering everything from finding a Schnoodle Breeder to Schnoodle Puppies for Sale, Care, Schnoodle Training, Health & More! -Schnoodle And Schnoodles is everything you need to know about the Schnoodle -Learn all about Schnoodle Temperament, where the Schnoodle came from and its interesting history. -How to avoid the most common mistakes with Schnoodles. How not to pay too much for your Schnoodle. Schnoodle Rescue and Schnoodle Adoption. -Discover which Schnoodle is really right for you! For Schnoodle Puppies - You'll Learn: -How to prepare Your Home & Yard -What to do when Your Puppy first arrives -Schnoodle Sleeping Arrangements -Getting through the first week -Exercise - how much and what type -Crate training for your Schnoodle -Housetraining -Socialization - what does it mean and how to do it right -Schnoodle Training and Obedience -How to avoid the missteps which could make Your Schnoodle's personality not turn out right. -Schnoodle And Schnoodles is full of tried-and-tested personalized advice on what to expect & from bringing home your puppy through adolescence- and into a thriving adulthood. For anyone who hasn't chosen their Schnoodle yet there is: -Schnoodle variations and color patterns. -The Personality of the Schnoodle vs Other Competing Breeds -Schnoodle Breeders- What to look for (and to AVOID!). -Where NOT to Buy a Schnoodle -Temperament: Quickly understanding the Temperament of the exact Schnoodle You're Considering -Schnoodle Socialization- Preventing Anti-Social Behavior -Learn about Schnoodle Food-What breeders recommend -In Depth- Schnoodle Health: including Ears, Skin, Vaccinations & More -Renowned world expert advice on the Schnoodle including grooming & caring for the Schnoodle coat & skin, and the BEST activities to make them shine! So, what are you waiting for? Click the Add to Cart Button Now on the Top Right of This Page- to Get Yours Now and Discover what makes the Schnoodle so great! PS: This is not a run-of-the-mill Schnoodle book... it is for true Schnoodle lovers Click the Add to Cart Button Now on the Top Right of This Page- to Get Yours Now! "The best Schnoodle book on the market - bar none; Written in a really complete style, with really helpful SCHNOODLE SPECIFIC details, not just generic dog stuff - thanks!" Debbie S., Atlanta, GA "Schnoodle and Schnoodles is a great book for Schnoodle lovers. You can tell the author loves the Schnoodle the affection simply drips off the page. Fun!" Hayley W, Seattle, WA

Schnoodle is a vigorous and affectionate hybrid. Illustrated with colour images, this Designer Dog Series edition talks about this breed. It contains an introduction into its history and character, including chapters on selecting the perfect puppy, rearing, training, breeding and more.

This book is required reading for anyone who shares their life with a Schnoodle! The Complete Guide to Schnoodles will help you unlock the secrets to raising your lively, inquisitive puppy into a friendly, well-trained adult dog. Filled with valuable tips and tricks for training and socializing your new Schnoodle, this handbook will ensure that you stay one step ahead of your clever canine. Find out the answers to your most pressing questions, including: Is a Schnoodle right for me? How do I prepare my home for a clever and active Schnoodle puppy? Which training methods do Schnoodles respond best to? How do I prevent or extinguish common problem behaviors? Schnoodles were developed in the 1980s from Poodles and Schnauzers, both intelligent, spunky breeds. While Poodles are generally friendly, outgoing dogs, Schnauzers tend to be a little more wary and protective. Schnoodles tend to inherit a little of both attitudes, with most being both friendly and protective. Each parent breed is intelligent, active, and curious canines, so it is essential that they get enough physical and mental exercise to keep them busy and out of trouble. Poodle and Schnauzer breeds both come in multiple sizes, each with their own personality quirks. Their offspring also come in a variety of sizes—from toy-sized to large—with the associated variation in temperament. Whether your particular Schnoodle inherits the curly coat of the Poodle or the straight, wiry coat of the Schnauzer, this dog is a good choice for allergy sufferers as both parent breeds are low-dander dogs. In this comprehensive manual, you will gain all the knowledge you need to guide your active Schnoodle from free-spirited pup to clever, well-mannered adult dog. Whether you are looking for a family companion, a therapy dog, or a performance animal, a Schnoodle is likely to be a good fit. These smart, active dogs can thrive in just about any environment, as long as they get plenty of love and affection. If left home alone too often or for too long, these cheerful pooches may bark excessively, develop separation anxiety, or become withdrawn. This thorough guidebook will give you the tools you need to keep your dog happy and healthy, from his first day home to his final years. Discover valuable information about your new Schnoodle, including: The history of the Schnauzer and the Poodle Choosing the right Schnoodle for your lifestyle Schnoodle sizes and temperaments What to expect from a breeder or rescue Preparing your home for a precocious pup The importance of play for your Schnoodle What to expect the first few weeks home House-training tips for the Schnoodle dog Socialization and training techniques for your smart Schnoodle Selecting a daily diet for your canine companion Grooming your Schnoodle (with guidelines for both coat types) Keeping your Schnoodle mentally and physically challenged Genetic health concerns common to Schnoodles Caring for your senior Schnoodle The designer dog known as the Schnoodle has only been around for a few decades, but they have gained a loyal following due to their entertaining and endearing natures. Unfortunately, unscrupulous breeders may try and cash in on this popularity without carefully selecting the sire and dam for health and temperament. It is essential to do your research when choosing a Schnoodle breeder to ensure that your pup remains healthy and happy.

What do you get if you cross a Pug with a Yorkie - or a Whippet with a Foxy? You'll laugh out loud at these unlikely canine couples ... and their owners!

Each book in the series provides advice about how to locate a healthy, sound puppy from a reputable source and how to properly raise and care for an adorable companion dog.

There are more than 8 million dogs in the U.K. and the Schnoodle is one of the most popular breeds. A dog is for life and this book shows you how to give a puppy a good home and how both dog and owner can enjoy the relationship. The book walks the owner through ‘essential things to know’ including: microchips; vaccinations; insurance; weight etc. All aspects of care are covered including: the Schnoodle as a puppy; the Schnoodle as a ‘teen-ager’; feeding and exercising and dangerous foods to be avoided. Health issues that might arise such as Ear mites, Ticks and Fleas are addressed and a chapter on first aid for your Schnoodle is invaluable. Much more is covered in the book in everyday language that makes it easy to use and understand. Schnoodles – The Essential Guide is a must for every owner, or potential owner, of this delightful dog.

The schnoodle is a combination of a schnauzer and a poodle. This intelligent breed is easy to train and enjoys structure. Readers will learn many traits of this dog through accessible and informative text.

This book examines the Schnoodle, a cross between a schnauzer and a poodle. The history, development, and behaviors of the Schnoodle's parent breeds are discussed. Genetics are introduced, as are inherited traits and their role in the possibility of illness in the dog and allergic reactions in people. The Schnoodle's coat, color, size, behavior, and care instructions are also highlighted with full-color photos and engaging, easy-to-read text. Includes an index and glossary.

A lavishly illustrated look at how evolution plays out in selective breeding Unnatural Selection is a stunningly illustrated book about selective breeding--the ongoing transformation of animals at the hand of man. More important, it's a book about selective breeding on a far, far grander scale—a scale that encompasses all life on Earth. We'd call it evolution. A unique fusion of art, science, and history, this book celebrates the 150th anniversary of Charles Darwin's monumental work The Variation of Animals and Plants under Domestication, and is intended as a tribute to what Darwin might have achieved had he possessed that elusive missing piece to the evolutionary puzzle—the knowledge of how individual traits are passed from one generation to the next. With the benefit of a century and a half of hindsight, Katrina van Grouw explains evolution by building on the analogy that Darwin himself used—comparing the selective breeding process with natural selection in the wild, and, like Darwin, featuring a multitude of fascinating examples. This is more than just a book about pets and livestock, however. The revelation of Unnatural Selection is that identical traits can occur in all animals, wild and domesticated, and both are governed by the same evolutionary principles. As van Grouw shows, animals are plastic things, constantly changing. In wild animals the changes are usually too slow to see—species appear to stay the same. When it comes to domesticated animals, however, change happens fast, making them the perfect model of evolution in action. Suitable for the lay reader and student, as well as the more seasoned biologist, and featuring more than four hundred breathtaking illustrations of living animals, skeletons, and historical specimens, Unnatural Selection will be enjoyed by anyone with an interest in natural history and the history of evolutionary thinking.

This book is an absolute must for anyone thinking of getting a puppy. Canine author Linda Whitwam provides a step-by-step guide to selecting the unique puppy most likely to fit in with you and your family. This latest book in the acclaimed Canine Handbooks series steers anyone thinking of getting a puppy or rescue dog around the many pitfalls and arms them with the expert knowledge to select the one puppy which is right for them. Written in an easy-to-understand manner, this 224-page manual is packed full of invaluable information you won’t find elsewhere and makes a great gift. It includes: The insider’s guide to the 25 most popular breeds registered with the Kennel Clubs – and one that isn’tChoosing a crossbreed or mixed breedSuitable breeds and crossbreeds for allergy sufferersCurrent health issues with various pure breedsHow to find a good breeder – and the right questions to askHow to reduce the risk of buying a puppy with health problemsHow to pick the puppy with the temperament and energy levels to suit youThe book is full of tips on what to do before and after you bring your new arrival home, covering:Puppy proofing your homeA checklist of things you’ll need before your pup arrivesBringing your puppy homeFeeding schedules, charts and types of food, including a raw dietHousetraining and crate trainingBasic obedience and collar and lead trainingPuppy bitingSpaying, neutering and vaccinationsGetting a puppy from a rescue centreThe signs of a healthy puppyHow to spot if your puppy is unwellOne of the main reasons puppies are given away or end up in rescue centres is owners’ unrealistic expectations of their dog. Pick the puppy that’s right for you and look forward to a decade or more of happiness with the perfect companion – who turned out to be all that you'd hoped for. Reviews for How To Pick The Perfect Puppy: “This book is not just another handbook, more an owner's manual for choosing the right furry addition to the family Breeds and cross-breeds are discussed at length, helping you choose the right temperament, size and exercise requirements for your pooch, including advice for those with allergies to choose a pup with a coat to suit. Also choosing a rescue pup or dog is covered too with sensitive insight into the extra requirements they may need for helping them settle. Feeding, positive training tips and advice on helping your new furry settle into your environment along with lovely pics make this a good read,” J. C. VICKERMAN, YORKSHIRE, UK “Extremely helpful and informative. Planning to purchase a puppy soon and will continue to use the guidance given,” HEATHER FISHER, UK “What a great resource for those considering acquiring a family pet. It contains lots of practical information and tips. I have owned dogs as pets all my life and I learned a lot from this book. I have 14 year old dog now who has had separation anxiety issues and I wish I had this book when she was young. It will, unfortunately, not be long until she is no longer with us (still healthy, but showing her age) and I will definitely rely on this book when it is time to bring a new puppy into the house. I would highly recommend this to anyone thinking about choosing a family pet," N. CLARK, USA “I bought this book for my son who is considering buying a puppy. I made the mistake of flicking through it before I gave it to him. I just couldn't put it down, so now it looks as though it's been read from cover to cover, which it has! Linda Whitwam writes in the most down to earth, readable fashion and the book is packed full of really useful information. She outlines the pros and cons of all the most common breeds and even the crossbreeds and mixed breeds. And when you've decided upon your puppy there's loads of advice on how to look after and train it,” S. E. KAYE, UK