Books with author By (author) Linda Bozzo

Bred on the border region of Scotland and England to herd sheep, border collies are often recognized as the most intelligent dog breed. Readers will delight in learning these fun facts and more through simple text and adorable full-color photographs. Students will learn how to take care of a border collie, from housing and exercise to diet and play, encouraging readers to become responsible dog owners. A Note to Parents addresses the importance of neutering and spaying, microchipping, checking to see if a dog license is required, and adopting from a shelter or rescue group. This book has been vetted and approved by the American Canine Association.

Originating in Germany, the strong, powerful Rottweiler was bred to herd cattle and pull carts of butchered meat to the market. Author Linda Bozzo and the American Canine Association provide young readers with accessible information, more fun facts, and adorable full-color photographs of this loyal, robust dog. Students will learn whether a puppy or adult dog is right for them, what to feed it, and how to keep it clean and healthy. In addition, this text includes a Note to Parents that stresses the importance of spaying or neutering and microchipping pets, a Words to Know section to help young readers master new vocabulary, and a Read About Dogs section to encourage deeper exploration into the topic.

Author Linda Bozzo and the American Canine Association provide young readers with accessible information and adorable full-color photos of English bulldogs. Students will learn whether a puppy or adult is right for them, what to feed it, and how to keep it clean and healthy. Words to Know help young readers learn new vocabulary and Read About Dogs encourages young canine enthusiasts to explore further.

The cute, small, furry Pomeranian actually descended from large sled dogs, which include such breeds as the Alaskan malamute and the Samoyed. Students will discover these fascinating facts and more as author Linda Bozzo and the American Canine Association teach readers all about Pomeranians, including how to take care of one and what needs are specific to the breed. Also included are a Note to Parents that stresses the importance of spaying or neutering and microchipping pets, a Words to Know section to help young readers learn new vocabulary, and a Read About Dogs section to encourage further exploration.

In springtime, baby wolves are born in the parents' wolf den. They are born totally deaf and blind. Readers will follow these playful pups from birth to when young wolves can hunt with the rest of the pack. Packed with incredible photographs and fascinating facts, this book is guaranteed to provide a howling good time while teaching life science concepts. A Words to Know section in the front of the book introduces readers to unfamiliar vocabulary before they encounter it in the narrative.

The shiba inu was bred as a hunting dog in the mountainous regions of Japan to flush birds and other small animals out of bushes. Approved by the American Canine Association, this book uses accessible text and adorable full-color photographs to teach students about the shiba inu, including what to feed it, how to keep it clean and healthy, when it should be seen by a veterinarian, and the special considerations this breed requires. A Note to Parents addresses the importance of neutering and spaying, microchipping, checking to see if a dog license is required, and adopting from a shelter or rescue group. A Read About Dogs section directs students to books and websites with additional information.