Staffordshire Bull Terrier: An Owner’s Guide

Staffordshire Bull Terrier: An Owner’s Guide
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A comprehensive guide to all aspects of owning a Staffordshire Bull Terrier, this highly illustrated book is full of practical information and expert advice for pet owners and breeders.Staffordshire Bull Terriers are renowned for their loyalty to their owners and stability of temperament which makes them great pets. When properly socialised and trained they are playful, energetic and have a real love of people. If you are considering getting a Staffordshire Bull Terrier, or are an existing owner who wants to learn more about the care of your dog then this book will be an invaluable resource.Contents include:• History of the breed• Acquiring a puppy• Socialization and training• Behaviour• Showing and obedience work• Healthcare

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Alison Smith. Staffordshire Bull Terrier: An Owner’s Guide

STAFFORDSHIRE BULL. TERRIER

Dedication

Contents

PART ONE. YOU AND YOUR DOG

Chapter 1. History of the breed

Bloodsports

Origins of the breed

The breed internationally

The Dangerous Dogs Act

Breed Standard

The Staffordshire Bull Terrier

Chapter 2. Acquiring a puppy

Why choose a Stafford?

The first steps

Choosing a puppy

Rescuing a Stafford

Puppy-proofing your home

Essential equipment

Bringing your puppy home

House-training

Feeding

Grooming

Chapter 3. Socialization and training

What now?

Children

Out and about

Successful training

Lead training

‘Sit’

‘Down’

‘Stay’

‘Come’

Training problems

Chapter 4. Your adult dog

Grooming your dog

Bathing your dog

Exercise

Travelling with your dog

Going on holiday

The senior Stafford

Time to say goodbye

Chapter 5. Behaviour

A matter of personality

Reprimanding your dog

Early problems

Staffords and children

Aggression

Senior moments

Chapter 6. Showing and fun

The day of the show

PART TWO. HEALTHCARE

Signs of good health

Hereditary diseases

Genetic faults

Hip dysplasia

Other hereditary conditions

Preventing disease

Check your dog

Vaccinations

Pet Passports

Neutering your dog

Diet is important

Keep your dog fit and active

Parasites

External parasites

Internal parasites

Dental care

Tooth disease

Broken teeth

Ulcers and tumours

Canine dentistry

Eye problems

Watering and discharge

Eye conditions

Inflammations of the eye

Ear problems

Preventing problems

Treating minor problems

Middle-ear disease

Ballooning of an ear flap

Nose problems

Sore noses

Respiratory problems

Distemper

Coughs

Heart disease

Bronchitis

Pneumonia

Kennel cough

Tummy problems

Vomiting

Diarrhoea

Constipation

Flatulence

Blood in the stools

Malabsorption

Polydipsia and polyphagia

Salmonella infection

Parvovirus infection

Acute abdomen

Urinary problems

Types of urinary disease

Leptospirosis

Cystitis

Calculi

Skeletal problems

Arthritis

Obesity

Slipped disc

Skin problems

Healthy tips

Mange

Ringworm

Lumps and bumps

Hot spots

Nursing a sick dog

Be confident

Taking the temperature

Administering medicine

Tablets, pills or capsules

Liquids

Handling your dog

Making a makeshift muzzle

At the vet’s

First aid

Burns

Poisoning

Bee and wasp stings

Bleeding

Heat stroke

Foreign bodies

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Useful information. Organizations

Magazines

Websites

Index

Acknowledgements

About the Authors. Alison Smith

David Taylor B.V.M.S., F.R.C.V.S., F.Z.S

Copyright

About the Publisher

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AN OWNER’S GUIDE

Alison Smith

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Also bear in mind that the name Terrier comes from the word ‘terrain’, which means of the ground – these dogs enjoy digging, so protect any valuable plants. Check that you don’t have any plants which are poisonous to dogs and be careful when using weed-killers and other chemicals. Cocoa mulch is also potentially dangerous if eaten.

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