A Manual of Toy Dogs: How to breed, rear, and feed them

"A Manual of Toy Dogs: How to Breed, Rearing, and Feed Them" by Mrs. Leslie Williams is a comprehensive guide written in the early 20th century. This manual provides detailed instructions for dog enthusiasts interested in the breeding, care, and feeding of toy dog breeds. The book emphasizes practical advice derived from personal experience, aimed at both novice and experienced dog owners, highlighting the significance of proper nutrition and care in raising healthy toy dogs. At the start of the manual, Mrs. Williams introduces the concept of breeding toy dogs for profit, outlining the factors that influence success in this endeavor, such as the breeder's dedication and knowledge. She emphasizes the importance of proper feeding, particularly advocating for a meat-based diet, as well as the attentive care necessary for both mothers and their puppies. By addressing common misconceptions, she aims to equip readers with informed practices that contribute to the well-being of toy dogs, preparing them for the more advanced topics covered in the following chapters. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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