|
The Schnauzer Handbook – Your Questions AnsweredThe ONLY owner’s manual for Miniature, Standard and Giant SchnauzersGetting a dog is one of the most important decisions you’ll ever make. If you already own a Schnauzer or are thinking of getting one of these wonderful and unique dogs, then the new Schnauzer Handbook, published in 2012, is the only book you'll ever need.
Do you want to know:
The answers to these and dozens of other questions are all are at your fingertips in the new Schnauzer Handbook.
I am a Schnauzer owner and professional writer/photographer with over two decades’ experience working for international book publishers, magazines and newspapers. Just Google my name - Linda Whitwam – to check out my credentials and you’ll find my books in locations worldwide, including Amazon, Barnes and Noble and some of them at www.goodreads.com/author/show/3369869.Linda_Whitwam I run a leading schnauzer website and have spent many months researching, writing and producing images for The Schnauzer Handbook. The finished product is completely unique, there simply is no other book with so much practical info dedicated to all three types of Schnauzer. The Handbook contains over 250 pages packed with information and tips on Miniature Schnauzers, Giants and Standards. The easy-to-read and visual style is suitable for anybody aged 10 to 100. The book features over 300 photographs and graphics and draws on the experience of canine experts, championship breeders and schnauzer owners.
Click here to see a couple of sample pages: (insert hyperlink to sample-page PDF)
(*Outside the USA, price is at local exchange rate , currently approximately £10.68 in the UK and €13.36 in Europe.) 
Making sure your dog is on the right diet and getting the correct amount of food is essential for a healthy life. Here are some of the questions we regularly get asked:
Find the answers to these and so many other questions in The Schnauzer Handbook. Read feeding charts for Schnauzers, based on weight and age, as well as the calorie counter chart to make sure your best friend doesn’t become overweight. The book contains countless tips to help you, your family and your Schnauzer enjoy a happy and healthy life together. Here’s just a selection:
What are some of the ailments which may affect Schnauzers and how do you know if your dog is not feeling well? You might not know it, but your dog CAN talk to you. A change in your dog’s behavior or habits can be a sign that something is amiss. Acting quickly can often be the difference between a successful or unsuccessful outcome for your dog. I write from experience. When our Schnauzer Max became ill at four years old, we quickly recognized a change in him and took prompt action. Three and a half years later, Max is fit and full of life, having survived T-cell lymphoma, a particularly aggressive form of canine cancer. The Schnauzer Handbook has over 30 pages dedicated to health. Look out for:
If you can recognize symptoms of ill health early on and take swift action, you can improve your Schnauzer’s chances of a good outcome. If you’re lucky, you might be able to prevent a chronic condition from developing and save many hundreds of dollars – or pounds - in long-term veterinary bills. Find the answers to these and so many other questions in The Schnauzer Handbook. Read feeding charts for Schnauzers, based on weight and age, as well as the calorie counter chart to make sure your best friend doesn’t become overweight. The book contains countless tips to help you, your family and your Schnauzer enjoy a happy and healthy life together. Here’s just a selection:
What are some of the ailments which may affect Schnauzers and how do you know if your dog is not feeling well? You might not know it, but your dog CAN talk to you. A change in your dog’s behavior or habits can be a sign that something is amiss. Acting quickly can often be the difference between a successful or unsuccessful outcome for your dog. I write from experience. When our Schnauzer Max became ill at four years old, we quickly recognized a change in him and took prompt action. Three and a half years later, Max is fit and full of life, having survived T-cell lymphoma, a particularly aggressive form of canine cancer. The Schnauzer Handbook has over 30 pages dedicated to health. Look out for:
If you can recognize symptoms of ill health early on and take swift action, you can improve your Schnauzer’s chances of a good outcome. If you’re lucky, you might be able to prevent a chronic condition from developing and save many hundreds of dollars – or pounds - in long-term veterinary bills.
Risk-free purchase100% unconditional money-back guarantee! If, for any reason, you are not satisfied with The Schnauzer Handbook, I offer you an unconditional 7-day 100% refund. You can't lose on this deal. Easy to do
You can’t choose your relatives, but you can pick your long-term companion! Getting a Schnauzer puppy is a life-enhancing experience. They will become part of your daily life for 10 to 15 years, if you are lucky. Schnauzers love people. Not only will they become part of your family, but you will become theirs. They will want to be with you and will love you unquestioningly. The Schnauzer Handbook will help you select the right puppy for you and your family. Learn:
These and many other topics are covered throughout the book and in the 32 pages of the Puppies chapter.
Owning a Schnauzer is one of life’s most rewarding experiences. The Schnauzer Handbook will guide you through to help you become a good owner and enjoy many happy years with Man’s - and Woman’s - Best Friend.
|
FREE!
Copy of the new STANDARD SCHNAUZER HANDBOOKIf you're a Standard Schnauzer owner & would like a free copy of the book in exchange for a brief, honest review on Amazon, email Linda at thehandbooks@btinternet.com
