A revolutionary new look into everything "Leo"; a MUST-READ that includes practical tips, tricks, and insights to help a new (or seasoned) Leonberger owner! Author Vanessa Richie used interviews with Six TOP Leonberger Breeders to create the perfect guidebook for any new Leo owner. This complete resource offers an in-depth look at what it's truly like to live with a Leonberger. Covering topics such as:
The Leonberger is like no other breed. They tend to be gentle giants, but their low bark is enough to scare off anyone who doesn't know about their affectionate temperament. One of the earliest intentionally bred "cross-breeds"; the Leonberger typically has some of the best traits from each of its Newfoundland and Saint Bernard ancestors. With a higher stamina than most large breeds, this is not a giant breed couch potato, but a dog that will want you to go out and be active. With a life expectancy of only 8 or 9 years, it never seems nearly long enough time. But those years can be full of a lot of fun and activity, especially if you love to swim. Whether you live alone or have a large family, this is a dog that loves people and playing. And they have the kind of patience you want if you have small kids.
For people who are active and love big dogs, it's difficult to go wrong with a Leonberger.
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- Selecting the right Leonberger from a breeder or rescue
- The unique Leo traits that every new owner should prepare for
- "Leo-proofing" your house and yard
- Successfully socializing your Leo with other dogs and pets
- Begining training strategies
- Leo specific nutritional needs and healthcare
- Exercise strategies for keeping your Leo happy and healthy
- Grooming a Leo the correct way
- Health care and Leo specific disease prevention
The Leonberger is like no other breed. They tend to be gentle giants, but their low bark is enough to scare off anyone who doesn't know about their affectionate temperament. One of the earliest intentionally bred "cross-breeds"; the Leonberger typically has some of the best traits from each of its Newfoundland and Saint Bernard ancestors. With a higher stamina than most large breeds, this is not a giant breed couch potato, but a dog that will want you to go out and be active. With a life expectancy of only 8 or 9 years, it never seems nearly long enough time. But those years can be full of a lot of fun and activity, especially if you love to swim. Whether you live alone or have a large family, this is a dog that loves people and playing. And they have the kind of patience you want if you have small kids.
For people who are active and love big dogs, it's difficult to go wrong with a Leonberger.
The Complete Guide to Leonbergers: Selecting, Training, Feeding, Exercising, Socializing, and Loving Your New Leonberger Puppy
A revolutionary new look into everything "Leo"; a MUST-READ that includes practical tips, tricks, and insights to help a new (or seasoned) Leonberger owner! Author Vanessa Richie used interviews with Six TOP Leonberger Breeders to create the perfect guidebook for any new Leo owner. This complete resource offers an in-depth look at what it's truly like to live with a Leonberger. Covering topics such as:
The Leonberger is like no other breed. They tend to be gentle giants, but their low bark is enough to scare off anyone who doesn't know about their affectionate temperament. One of the earliest intentionally bred "cross-breeds"; the Leonberger typically has some of the best traits from each of its Newfoundland and Saint Bernard ancestors. With a higher stamina than most large breeds, this is not a giant breed couch potato, but a dog that will want you to go out and be active. With a life expectancy of only 8 or 9 years, it never seems nearly long enough time. But those years can be full of a lot of fun and activity, especially if you love to swim. Whether you live alone or have a large family, this is a dog that loves people and playing. And they have the kind of patience you want if you have small kids.
For people who are active and love big dogs, it's difficult to go wrong with a Leonberger.
- Selecting the right Leonberger from a breeder or rescue
- The unique Leo traits that every new owner should prepare for
- "Leo-proofing" your house and yard
- Successfully socializing your Leo with other dogs and pets
- Begining training strategies
- Leo specific nutritional needs and healthcare
- Exercise strategies for keeping your Leo happy and healthy
- Grooming a Leo the correct way
- Health care and Leo specific disease prevention
The Leonberger is like no other breed. They tend to be gentle giants, but their low bark is enough to scare off anyone who doesn't know about their affectionate temperament. One of the earliest intentionally bred "cross-breeds"; the Leonberger typically has some of the best traits from each of its Newfoundland and Saint Bernard ancestors. With a higher stamina than most large breeds, this is not a giant breed couch potato, but a dog that will want you to go out and be active. With a life expectancy of only 8 or 9 years, it never seems nearly long enough time. But those years can be full of a lot of fun and activity, especially if you love to swim. Whether you live alone or have a large family, this is a dog that loves people and playing. And they have the kind of patience you want if you have small kids.
For people who are active and love big dogs, it's difficult to go wrong with a Leonberger.
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9781954288485 |
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| Publisher: | LP Media Inc. |
| Publication date: | 05/12/2022 |
| Pages: | 196 |
| Product dimensions: | 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.42(d) |
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