Fighting Dog Breeds

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Summary: Don't Miss Out On This
Review: An excellent introduction to the worlds fighting breeds, this book will really make you feel like an expert when you get done reading it. Worth every penny, this book will leave you with an understanding of the world's greatest breeds: the noble fighting breeds. You would do yourself a disservice to pass this one up.

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Summary: fighting dog breeds
Review: dr.fleig should have done more research before writing.Theres no proof that molossers started in tibet .its simply re- written material.Non functional sour mugs are presented as bulldogs."Billy"the champ from the rat pits wasnt a bull terrier either,he was a manchester terrier.The french bulldog and pug should not even be in the book.Dr. fleig should stick to writing about what he knows,AKC show dogs.

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Summary: Incredible collection of images and information!!
Review: This book is packed with facinating imagery consisting of old woodcuts, prints, and drawings from the past that feed the eye to the point of engorgement! The research is throrough and delivered well to the reader. An excellent book!

Rating:
Summary: Incredible collection of images and information!!
Review: This book is packed with facinating imagery consisting of old woodcuts, prints, and drawings from the past that feed the eye to the point of engorgement! The research is throrough and delivered well to the reader. An excellent book!

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Summary: A Welcome Relief From The Usual Book Of This Type!
Review: Wow, a scholarly book on a subject too often represented in a rather low-brow fashion. The author states his facts and opinions clearly, consistantly and for the most part fairly. (Every once in a while he gets a little defensive about the English national character, but as a German, I guess that is forgivable!) Really nice photos round this wonderful book out. Get it and enjoy it.

Diane Jessup, author: The Working Pit Bull and Colby's Book of the American Pit Bull Terrier.