No comments about Saint Bernards (Pebble Books).

3 comments about Saint Bernards (Kw Series , No 109s).

1. This book deals with Saints for the first 30 pages, and only in the most cursory manner. The remaining chapters are quite generalized offering care tips for any and all breeds without mentioning a Saint's special needs. Look somewhere else if you really want to learn something!



2. I bought this book because the label on the front said "#1 Best Selling Saint Bernard Book;" It was also the ONLY Saint book I could find in any of four major book stores. The overwhelming majority of information in the book is generic (camoflaged with Saint pictures)which is not what I expected from a breed specific book. I would NOT recommend this book to anyone looking for information on Saints. I was greatly disappointed.



3. I've had two Saints and I found this book very helpful from all viewpoints of caring for them. Whether it's your first puppy or first aid information, this book has all the help you need. Pictures and diagrams of the instructions help so much, and this book is loaded with them.

1 comments about The Saint Bernard (Wilcox, Charlotte. Learning About Dogs.).

1. This book, although it gives some examples of typical Saint Bernards, often depicts very poor examples of the breed. In fact, one photo of "Saint" puppies are actually Boxer puppies. I would suggest any other Saint book. We have been breeders of Saints for many years and are St. Bernard judges so we would like people to see and read correct info when investigating the breed.

No comments about St. Bernard (Comprehensive Owners Guide).

No comments about The Guide to Owning a Saint Bernard (Guide to Owning).

1 comments about New Saint Bernard (Dog Breed Books).

1. This book has been written by long time St Bernard fanciers and conformation judges, the Gwilliams of Coatham Kennels, England. Listed in the contents are subjects not previously included or only briefly touched on in other St Bernard books. The addition of a Hereditary Disorders/Conditions chapter is a bonus, as are the sections on Weaning and Socialisation. Feeding Tables which list the St Bernards daily requirements and the function of individual vitamins and minerals (including the results of deficiency or excess of these), are comprehensive. The aged St Bernard and Temperament are also covered in this responsibly written book. An American section, State by State, ensures that this book crosses the Atlantic. This book is right up there with the best St Bernard books I own.

1 comments about Barry: The Bravest Saint Bernard (A Stepping Stone Book(TM)).

1. We have A St. Bernard and we decided to buy this book for our son. He love the story and my husband and I enjoyed reading it very much. I would recomend this book to any dog lover

No comments about Max & Maddy and the Chocolate Money Mystery (Max and Maddy).

5 comments about Saint Bernards (Barron's Complete Pet Owner's Manuals).

1. THIS BOOK HAS DETAILED INFORMATION ON THE GREATEST BREED THERE IS THE SAINT. IF YOU WANT A BOOK ON HOW TO CARE AND THE SPECIAL NEEDS FOR THE SAINT THIS BOOK IS FOR YOU. I LOST MY FIRST COPY AND I'M BACK FOR ANOTHER. LONG LIVE THE SAINTS.



2. This is the best dog care I have ever read, it is perfect how they describe one of the best dog that you could have. This book includes many color pictures of the St. Bernard ecspecially the puppies. It is the best book in this dog series. This is a must for soon to be or St. Bernard owner.



3. This is the best dog care books I have ever read, it is perfect how they describe one of the best dogs that you can have. This book includes many color pictures of the St. Bernard ecspecially the puppies. It is the best book in this dog series. This is a must for soon to be or St. Bernard owner.



4. This book prepares you with the pros and cons of getting a Saint. I bought this book and it really helped me get ready for the challenges of owning this beautiful dog!! I definately recommended it.



5. I had hoped for more Saint specific advice (especially nutrition and obedience training). This book may be useful to a first time dog-owner but if you are looking for advice breed specific, this book is not it!

1 comments about Julia Gillian (and The Art Of Knowing) (Julia Gillian).

1. All summer, almost-fifth-grader Julia Gillian tries her hardest to avoid reading a book about a boy and his dog because she assumes it will have a unhappy ending. After all, it seems as though dogs don't often survive those stories - Old Yeller, Where the Red Fern Grows, etc. She doesn't want to think about such things, especially because she has a pet dog, Bigfoot, who is her constant companion. Though she's good at doing things, she really doesn't want to read that particular book, but procrastination and avoidance just stress her out!
   
   Julia is a fun character. I love her curious nature. She has a great sense of loyalty. She's surrounded by artsy-cool folks, like her parents and her neighbors, two of which are siblings: her former baby-sitter, now a hip young woman she looks up to, and her brother the baker, who makes tasty and interesting treats. As she walks around Minneapolis, you can tell that she is totally comfortable in her city and in her home. She's totally a city girl, but she acts her age - not overly precocious, not at all naive, definitely and firmly her age, and always curious and questioning.
   
   This is the first in a trilogy. I'll definitely be reading the next two books to see what else happens to Julia, and I'll continue to read Alison McGhee's other books as well. I have enjoyed her previous novels, like Shadow Baby, Snap, and Falling Boy, and there seems yet to be an audience for which she can't write successfully!