The Boston Terrier ranks #17 in dog registrations by the American Kennel Club (AKC) and comes from an ancestry of hunters, herders, and guard dogs. This useful guide explains how to enjoy the bright, determined, and energetic nature of your “American Gentleman” and how to properly care for this sturdy family-friendly canine companion. DogLife: Lifelong Care for Your Dog™ is the first dog breed book series to discuss each aspect of a dog’s life chronologically in three different parts—puppy, adult, senior—to better target key information as it applies to each age group. Each book contains expertly written, breed-specific text on key dog care topics.

Ranked #5 in dog registrations by the American Kennel Club (AKC), the Beagle is an easygoing, family-friendly hound dog with a propensity for mischief. Beagles prefer the company of others and are generally great with other dogs. This all-inclusive guide tells you everything you need to know about this cheerful breed, including the best techniques for training the sometimes stubborn Beagle and feeding tips to avoid excessive weight gain.

Most commonly known for their short, stubby legs and elongated body, the Dachshund, ranked #8 by the AKC, is one of the most popular members of the Hound Group. These inquisitive canines can be miniature or standard sized and come in three different coat types: smooth, wirehaired, and longhaired. This all-inclusive guide contains critical information on your Dachshund’s specific care needs, including feeding, grooming, and training.

The German Shepherd Dog ranks #3 in dog registrations by the American Kennel Club (AKC) and is a family-friendly working dog known for his versatility. Learn all about this popular and playful breed that can herd a flock of sheep, guard a home, lead the blind, or just be a wonderful family companion. DogLife: Lifelong Care for Your Dog™ is the first dog breed book series to discuss each aspect of a dog’s life chronologically in three different parts—puppy, adult, senior—to better target key information as it applies to each age group. Each book contains expertly written, breed-specific text on key dog care topics.

The Bulldog ranks #8 in dog registrations by the American Kennel Club (AKC) and is an immensely popular breed due to his levelheaded determination and cute, wrinkly appearance. Learn all about the Bulldog’s loyal and loving yet independent character, which makes him an ideal family pet, and how to address his specialized health concerns so that he can be a happy, healthy, and well-maintained canine companion. DogLife: Lifelong Care for Your Dog™ is the first dog breed book series to discuss each aspect of a dog’s life chronologically in three different parts—puppy, adult, senior—to better target key information as it applies to each age group. Each book contains expertly written, breed-specific text on key dog care topics.

Ranked #26 by the American Kennel Club (AKC), the Australian Shepherd is a popular member of the Herding group. Highly intelligent with natural herding abilities, Aussies are exceptionally responsive and take well to training. These active dogs excel at canine sports, including agility, herding trails, obedience, and any activity that keeps them mentally and physically stimulated. In addition to breed-specific care and training advice, find out how the Aussie’s high-energy and mental capabilities make them favorite companions for active owners.

The Yorkshire Terrier ranks #2 in dog registrations by the American Kennel Club (AKC) and is a loyal and energetic little dog. Originally bred to hunt small game, these brave little canines with their long, flowing hair have evolved into beloved companions and one of the most popular breeds in the world.

The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel ranks #25 in dog registrations by the American Kennel Club (AKC) and is known to be an affectionate, intelligent little dog, with a history as a companion of royalty. Learn about the Cavalier’s loving temperament and active personality, which make him an ideal family pet, as well as information on dealing with the breed’s specialized health concerns.

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