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Peak Performance: Coaching the Canine Athlete
This book is the first book written for the lay reader on how to prepare dogs for athletic endeavor, whether that means top-level competition or casual recreation. This second edition has been completely updated and extensively revised.
- GenresDogs
220 pages, Paperback
First published October 1, 1992
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August 10, 2016
I was expecting a book that would cover fitness programs and how to start on. Instead it's a book that covered diseases and injuries. Not a bad thing, but the title really doesn't describe the contents as I expected.
If I wasn't a vet nurse, just an average Jo Dog Owner, this book would be great (with amended title). It's simple, easy to read and covers a broad range of conditions that would/could affect a competition dog.
I wanted to give 4 stars, but gave 3 for the fact the book wasn't what I hoped the title promised.
If I wasn't a vet nurse, just an average Jo Dog Owner, this book would be great (with amended title). It's simple, easy to read and covers a broad range of conditions that would/could affect a competition dog.
I wanted to give 4 stars, but gave 3 for the fact the book wasn't what I hoped the title promised.
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