The Complete Papillon

by Carolyn Roe and David Roe

Book Overview

The definitive list of breed books, written by internationally-famed experts for serious dog people. Although most of the authors are British, the list has true trans-Atlantic appeal, and several... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1860541909
• ISBN13: 9781860541902
• Release Date: September 2000
• Publisher: Interpet Publishing
• Length: 160 Pages
• Weight: 1.32 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 7.4" x 10.1"

Customer Reviews

The Complete Papillon

This Book is a MUST HAVE for anyone who is planning to breed Papillons!!!! It is also a great book for any Papillon owner. Excellent rescources through-out the book on all aspects of caring for your Papillon.

Top Quality

This book has everything you need to know before you buy a Papillon.It helps you deicide whether you want a male or female or a papillon or phalene.It helps you learn how to keep your Papillon healthy and how to groom them.Now I feel I'm ready to own my Papillon,I know their diet (which is kind of unusual,another reason to get this book)and how to choose a healthy puppy.I recomend this book to people who are planning or already have a papillon,it will certainly make you happier knowing that your papillon is happy living with you.It is really worth it,it really is!....

I am buying a second copy.

There are really very few current books on Papillons. I originally bought a copy of this book for my mother in England. She has a papillon and has found the book very useful. I am now about to buy a copy for myself. The authors are well established breeders and judges of papillons in the UK. They cover everything from grooming and care of a papillon to the history of the breed and even papillon collectables. The illustrations are good. The survey of the chief Papillon bloodlines in the UK and USA is not comprehensive (but if it was the book would have been far less easy to read). There is a singular lack of the generic dog information that marrs many other breed handbooks. I would recommend this book to anyone who is interested in papillons. It would be a good book for someone who is thinking of buying/adopting a papillon to read before deciding if this is the right dog for him/her.

I would buy it again

brief history, temperament, grooming with pictures, training isn't very comprehensive, standard for America, Britain, & Europe with illustrations, little on showing, chapter on Phalene with pictures, collectibles, detailed chapters on champions in the world, breeding not scientifically oriented, good section on first aid