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ALBATROSS
PUBLICATIONS
PO Box 523
Horsham
West Sussex
RH12 4WL
Tel:
01293 871201
Fax:
01293 871301
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Michelle A Rivera
£7.99
David and Charles
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DO DOGS HAVE
BELLY BUTTONS?
Do dogs have belly buttons? Of course
they do! In this informative yet hilarious collection, Michelle
A. Rivera answers more than 100 of the funny, quirky, and
sometimes silly and frivolous questions that every dog owner
asks at one time or another, such as: Do dogs sweat? Why do
dogs chase their tails? Why do dogs stick their heads out
of car windows? Can dogs blush? Are all dogs god swimmers?
Can dogs really smell fear?
Covering everything from myths and
sayings to amazing feats, Do Dogs Have Belly Buttons? is the
essential trivia book no dog lover should be without.
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Augustus Brown
£9.99
Bantam Press
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PLAY IT AGAIN, TOM
Play It Again, Tom is a collection
of bizarre yet compelling facts about those animals best known
to us us - Kitty and Rover - collated in an informative and
educating way with hilarious anecdotes and occasionally unbelievable
weird and wonderful snippets of information along the way.
The perfect stocking filler that will appeal to animal-loving
adults and children of all ages.
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Marjorie Walsh
£7.99
New Holland
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COOKING FOR DOGS
Dismayed by the by-products and derivatives
she found in normal pet food, Marjorie Walsh decided to improve
her dogs' diet and in this canine cookbook she shares her
tempting recipes. Included are fast food recipes, exotic meals,
snacks and treats, and even dinners you can share!
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Dr Quixi Sonntag
£14.99
New Holland
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GOOD DOG (Modern Training
Methods)
Dr Quixi Sonntag stresses the importance
of understanding the way in which your dog thinks and learns,
explaining why punishment simply does not work. Training a
dog is about communicating your needs and allowing your dog
to do the same. This book shows how you can become a skilled
dog manager without compromising the happiness and well-being
of your pet. It includes tips on recognising and managing
your dog's stress levels, relaxation exercises and advice
on how to improve a dog's social skills.
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Jenny Fensom
£9.95
d'Arblays Press
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CAT ETUDES (An Anthology
of Rescued and Companion Cats)
Whilst running a boarding cattery in
Bedfordshire since 1987, Jenny Fensom has owned twelve cats
of her own, only one of which was chosen by herself: all the
others were old or middle-aged rescues, either dumped at the
local vet's or strays. Each one has a different story behind
it, and in Cat Etudes Jenny relates how they all came to live
with her and Anthony, her brother, and played an important
role in family life. Odd coincidences surrounded four of them,
linking them to Jenny's and Anthony's late father and past
family and friends.
For every copy of Cat Etudes sold,
£1 will go to Jenny's favourite charity, Animals Asia
Appeal, to save dogs and cats from the meat trade in China.
(For further information and a book order form, visit Jenny's
website: www.jenny-fensom.co.uk)
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Stephanie Mehanna
£8.99
Hamlyn
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PUPCAKES
Gone are the days when dogs were fed
leftover scraps from the table! All these delicious recipes
are easy-to-make, nutritious and guaranteed to be wolfed down
in delight.
Choose from 35 tasty and healthy recipes,
including Magic Muttballs, Salivating Sushi Snacks, Apple
and Cinnamon Lollipups and Pupp-eroni Pizza, all of which
feature Tips 'n' Tails, listing variations, fascinating facts
and the benefits of the recipe. There are also ideas for dogs
with allergies or on special diets. Pupcakes also gives advice
on controlling portions, as well as recipes on how to treat
fleas and bad breath.
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Dr Scott Miller
£12.99
Hamlyn
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PUPPY PARENTING
Britain's leading TV vet combines patience
and understanding through personal experience as a vet for
a simple and fun approach to puppy parenting. There are features
on puppy psychology, basic training exercises, general hygiene
practices and behavioural guides. Case studies demonstrate
real life problems and solutions and allow readers to compare
their experiences to those of others, including Scott's own
as he raises his own troublesome terrier, Betty.
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