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Dog Eat Dog by Jane Stern, Michael Stern 1997 HC
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Dog Eat Dog - A Very Human Book About Dogs and Dog Shows by Jane and Michael Stern
0684822539
9780684822532
Hardcover, 192pp, Animals, Pets
Scribner, 1997
Condition: used, acceptable condition. It is an ex-library book with light edgewear and light bumping at the ends of the spine. There’s a library stamp on the top edge crossed out. There are 4 pieces of tape, one at each edge. There’s a pocket in the back. The pages are tight and clean. The dust jacket is in good condition with light wear and curling at the edges. There’s a library sticker at the bottom of the spine and one on the back cover. The picture is a scan of the actual book you will receive.
Synopsis:
Canine competition wasn’t always a pretty affair. In the early nineteenth century, “bull-baiting” and “ratting” were the sports du jour. By the middle of that century, however, another form of dog combat was slowly emerging, the more genteel but no less fiercely contested pedigree dog show. Today, the American Kennel Club sanctions over 11,000 of these shows each year.
0684822539
9780684822532
Hardcover, 192pp, Animals, Pets
Scribner, 1997
Condition: used, acceptable condition. It is an ex-library book with light edgewear and light bumping at the ends of the spine. There’s a library stamp on the top edge crossed out. There are 4 pieces of tape, one at each edge. There’s a pocket in the back. The pages are tight and clean. The dust jacket is in good condition with light wear and curling at the edges. There’s a library sticker at the bottom of the spine and one on the back cover. The picture is a scan of the actual book you will receive.
Synopsis:
Canine competition wasn’t always a pretty affair. In the early nineteenth century, “bull-baiting” and “ratting” were the sports du jour. By the middle of that century, however, another form of dog combat was slowly emerging, the more genteel but no less fiercely contested pedigree dog show. Today, the American Kennel Club sanctions over 11,000 of these shows each year.
