One Man and His Dog Journey into the Heart of Europe

Published by Ebury Press, 2007

Travelling with man’s best friend allows Bruce Fogle to savour landscape in a way he couldn’t alone. Macy introduces him to an eclectic mix of rural folk and local animals, as well as other travellers. Together, Macy and Bruce walk for miles through peaceful woods and empty shores, taking time off from the frenetic bustle of urban life to appreciate the unspoilt beauty of landscapes still frozen in the aspic of time. In this, their second adventure together, Bruce and Macy travel through the little known lands of Europe; tracking down the Fogle family roots. In their compact motorhome, they travel through the Netherlands, northern Germany and Scandinavia, the altics, and finally down the eastern rim of Poland to Slovakia and Slovenia. With Macy at his side, Fogle discovers new revelations about his ancestrey and as well as discovering the real central Europe. The perfect travelling companion, “A Dog Abroad” is an enchanting read.

Published by Dorling Kindersley, 2006

For anyone considering buying a cat, or whose home is already run by one! Discover everything you need to know about cats in this comprehensive guide from the UK’s No.1 vet, Dr Bruce Fogle. Meet sixty breeds, from the Manx to the Japanese Bobtail, and learn how to identify the characteristics that make each one special. Make sure you know how to look after your purrfect friend with tips and advice on preparing for a new arrival, feeding, grooming, training, nutrition, first aid and preventative care. Plus, find out how cats and humans have lived together throughout history and how looking after a cat can help you live longer.

Published by Dorling Kindersley, 2006

Showing you what others only tell you. Covers the history of dogs from their wild origins to their role as house pets and working dogs. Features specially commissioned photography and information on identifying breeds, from toy poodles to Irish wolfhounds, plus expert guidance on behavior, training, health, and grooming. This is the one-stop guide to your canine companion.

Published by Ebury Press, 2005

‘evocative and funny…Bruce speaks powerfully about the challenges to the health of animals and the environment’ – Your Dog ‘Inspired by John Steinbeck’s journey across America with his poodle Charlie…the book is a delightful tale of a transatlantic adventure which will leave you with an urgent desire to hug any dogs you encounter’ – Lincolnshire Echo ‘Fogle writes with a joyful ease and takes the reader right into the heart of the experience’ – Good Times

Why Dogs Behave the Way They Do

Published by Little Books, 2004

An exploration of canine thought and feeling draws on current research to offer insight into how to solve problems through a better understanding of dog behavior.

Published by Dorling Kindersley, 2003

Everything you have ever wanted to know about your dog, written by the world’s best-selling practising vet, Dr. Bruce Fogle.

Published by Dorling Kindersley, 2003

This title offers all-round information on how to look after your cat. In clear, accessible text, the author details all aspects of a cat’s nature and needs, and explains how to keep your cat healthy and happy. A fully illustrated section on cat breeds helps you to choose a suitable breed for your circumstances and there is information on healthcare and training, including bringing a kitten home and caring for an older cat. Dr. Fogle also describes the major feline disorders and diseases, and offers advice on nutrition, grooming and first aid. For quick reference, there are checklists to help you diagnose what is wrong if your cat becomes ill.

Published by Dorling Kindersley, 2002

A fully-illustrated home reference to every aspect of canine health. The expert, yet accessible advice is practical in nature, giving information on how to look after your dog, from raising a puppy to old age. All medical information has been authenticated by a team of veterinary specialists, with user-friendly diagnostic charts, anatomical diagrams and feature boxes to enable you to interpret symptoms quickly. There are essential first-aid techniques for all emergencies, from burns to poisoning and authoritative coverage of canine disorders and diseases.

Published by Dorling Kindersley, 2001

A comprehensive RSPCA-approved programme that covers all aspects of dog training – from house-training a puppy through to introducing your dog to advanced training routines. 26 new training techniques are explained by means of photographic step-by-step sequences including a new chapter focusing on more advanced training techniques.

Published by Dorling Kindersley, 2007

With detailed descriptions of more than 400 breeds and varieties of dog from around the world, an entertaining look at canines throughout history, and invaluable practical advice, this guide is a comprehensive exploration of the dog world. Specially-commissioned, full-colour photographs bring to life the variety of the canine community. In these pages, you will find not only familiar breeds such as the Labrador Retriever and Yorkshire Terrier, but also rarities such as the Corded Poodle and the Prazsky Krysavik (the world’s smallest dog), as well as new breeds like the Labradoodle and the Cockerpoo. Each portrait is accompanied by an authoritative “biography” of the breed, including its place of origin, historical development, main physical features, and temperament. From how dogs evolved from wolves, through the story of their domestication by early humans, to their roles today as comforting friends, workers, and companions in sports, Bruce Fogle illuminates why dogs have achieved their place of honour in the human community. He traces the special position of canines in human history, as well as presenting essential practical information on selecting and caring for a dog. His thorough discussions of canine anatomy (enhanced with diagrams and photographs), behaviour, and psychology offer insights into dog’s learning patterns, their “self-images”, and their varied styles of communication.

Portraits of Over 70 Pedigrees

Published by Dorling Kindersley, 2000

Intended for a would-be purchaser of a pedigree cat, this is a pocket-sized photographic guide to the feline world written by an authority on cat behaviour and veterinary care. It provides over 280 pedigree cat portraits which are accompanied by key facts about the breed, including its place of origin, physical features, temperament, grooming requirements and breed colours. –This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

Published by Dorling Kindersley, 1999

An holistic approach to dog care is explained in this book which is backed by sound principles and practices of veterinary training. It shows that dogs respond to the environment in which they are raised. It suggests that many behavioural and medical conditions that they suffer are attributable to an “unnatural” lifestyle and explains how dog owners can improve the lives of their pets by creating a more natural environment for them. Natural diets and optimal nutrition are discussed as well as the role of complimentary medicine, including acupuncture, homeopathy and therapeutic massage. Natural remedies are recommended for the treatment of a wide range of canine medical conditions.

Published by Dorling Kindersley, 1999

A holistic approach to cat care, is explained in this book, backed by sound principles and practices of veterinary training. It shows that cats respond to the environment in which they are raised and that their physical well-being is dependent on how they have been raised, fed and looked after.

Published by Dorling Kindersley, 1998

Cat’s Christmas is the purrfect little gift for friends who are fanatical about felines. It offers 40 pages of suggestions for entertaining your kitty at Christmas. Decorate his litter tray with tiny pine trees, make her a wreath that’s packed with fish, or prepare a platter of “paw dips”. Written by Bruce Fogle, a practising veterinarian and author of The Encyclopedia of the Cat, and Malcolm Hillier, Cat’s Christmas is a beautifully illustrated book of fun.

Published by Dorling Kindersley, 2008

Leading veterinarian Bruce Fogle puts his years of expertise in animal behavior to work in the Encyclopedia of the Cat, a thorough and engaging guide to the feline. A detailed history of the cat worldwide introduces readers to the fascinating facts behind the feline, while following chapters address the nuts and bolts of the cat (muscles and movement, heart and lungs, skeletal system) as well as feline behavior. The remainder of the book belongs to a discussion of cat breeds–Munchkin and Bombay to name a few–and a look at caring for the cat, including feeding and nutrition, signs of illness, and first aid. With over 1,300 full-color photographs sprinkled throughout, this encyclopedic look at our furry friends is a feast for any true feline fancier.
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Published by Pelham Books, 1997

People and cats have been living together for thousands of years, and since cats are naturally inquisitive, it is only to be expected that they have a few questions about human behaviour they would like answered. The companion to “The Secret Life of Dog Owners”, this text examines the curious habits of a mysterious breed. Responding to feline questions about the health, habits and general quirks of their owners, the author uncovers surprising facts at the heart of the complex and historic relationship between humans and cats.

Published by Pelham Books, 1997

People and dogs having been living together for thousands of years, and since dogs are magnificent observers, it is only natural that they have a few questions about human behaviour they would like answered. A companion to “The Secret Life of Cat Owners”, this text looks at that most curious of breeds: the dog owner. The author responds to canine concerns about the health, habits and general quirks of this species, shedding light on one of the oldest and most complex relationships between man and beast.

Dog Breed Handbooks

Published by Dorling Kindersley, 1996

With more than 150 color photos, Labrador owners will find this handbook to be an invaluable assets. It is full of information about this particular breed, such as breed variations, characteristics, anatomy, and a behavior profile. readers learn about choosing the right puppy, caring for and training it, diet, grooming and showing.

A Completely New, Kind Approach to Training the Family Dog

Published by Dorling Kindersley, 1994

Published by Dorling Kindersley, 2002

This guide to caring for dogs covers all your dog’s day-to-day needs including feeding and exercise, recognizing and diagnosing illness, grooming, house-training and raising puppies. Explicit, close-up photographs and diagrams show readers exactly what to do in each situation. Tips on training, choosing the right dog, holidays, feeding, play and exercise and the responsibilities of dog ownership are all covered.