Boxer Bible

[JVZ Boxers]

As an aspiring breeder and exibitor of Boxers as well as a collector of anything that has to do with Boxers. I want everybody's opinion on what is considered the "Boxer Bible". I own " The boxer" by John Wagner, I found it on ebay for a really good price! I also have "The World of Boxers" by Richard Tomita, also from ebay for a great price. Are there any other books out there that you feel are a must have for a great Boxer book collection? I'll add a poll to see what is considerd the " Boxer Bible".

 

[nmsis]

I like Stephanie Abraham's: The Boxer Family Favorite. It has good advice and nice full color pictures.

 

[BoxerS.C.]

I dont know if I would say his is a "boxer bible" but it was the only book on boxers at my pet store.

Boxers For Dummies-Richard Beauchamp
$15.99
It is full of great information on owning and careing for your boxer.

 

[JulieM]

Boxer Blarney by Marion Fairbrother - out of print, of course. :(

 

[JVZ Boxers]

Julie,

I've never heard of this book or author before. When was it written? Can it still be found?

 

[JulieM]

Boxer Blarney / Marion Fairbrother and Peggy Thomson c1965 Publisher - Patrick Beardsall (UK)

I haven't had a lot of luck tracking it down, but I haven't given up yet!

 

[JVZ Boxers]

let me know if you find. I want to have as complete a collection as possible.

 

[DUKE&chloe]

My boxer bible has been both 'The Boxer Handbook' by Joan Hustace Walker and 'Training Your Boxer' also by Joan Hustace Walker. Both have been great sources of info.

 

[swatman]

My vote had to go to Ricks book, 600 pages on boxers, the most volumous book on boxers and as far as I know any breed......and always referred as a must have for any boxer fanatic. Just as an aside, no I'm not biased.
Mike

 

[Ivan_J]

hello

Hey everyone,
I do not own a boxer yet, will be getting my first puppy sometime in September hopefully! I can't wait!!! I haven't read many books on Boxers thus far, the one that I have gone through in detail, and find to be quite good and informative is "Boxers for Dummies" by Richard G. Beauchamp!
Just after seeing this posting I did a search in google for a particular boxer book, and one of the first links was one which lists very many books published on Boxers. I had no idea there were this many books, and thought this mind be interesting news to some of you as well...so here is the link:
http://www.geocities.com/boxerinformation/Books.html
Cheers,
Ivan