Sian Hall Dogs For Africa
Really a great read!! Thanks for that Marcos, very fascinating and informative. Where did you get the book?
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This book is anewcomer in MAStiff History , but hava the Canario, Borboel and Rodesian chapter that will increase the info of our mind. I will add here a chapter with Mastiff to help hte novice so as the old dog breeder to Sian new theories... Enjoy!
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Thanks Marcus - its a good read. -
Really a great read!! Thanks for that Marcos, very fascinating and informative. Where did you get the book? -
[quote=natimastino]Really a great read!! Thanks for that Marcos, very fascinating and informative. Where did you get the book?[/quote] Amazon... I have many other books with some excelent information but my disc quota exceed... If you like to buy some other books , let me know and i would help you!
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Another book of interest is The Story of the African Dog by Johan Gallent. It's about the Africanis. The book gives a personality profile, it's origins and other African breeds as well. Can't get from Amazon.com but if anybody is interested go to www.nhbs.com. Have any questions give me a shout. :wink:
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