First published in 1939, The Red Book of Dogs: Hounds, Terriers, Toys and its counterpart, The Blue Book of Dogs: Sporting, Working, Herding, Non-Sporting are now available again in expanded collectible editions. Together, they cover pure breed dogdom from A to Z.
The Red Book of Dogs showcases 56 breeds of hounds, terriers, and toys, along with a new section on mixed breeds. In addition to illustrations of the breeds from the original book, there are now more than 300 gorgeous images—from vintage playing cards, postcards, and advertising premiums to illustrations, paintings, and contemporary photography—all especially selected for this edition. The book's original description of each breed's history has been preserved, and its standards updated. Readers will now find a wealth of entertaining contemporary facts and trivia, too.
Brimming with anecdotes, amusing pop culture snippets, and hundreds of wonderful images, The Red Book of Dogs will delight and inform dog lovers of all ages.

The Red Book of Dogs: Hounds, Terriers, Toys

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Muszynski, Julie

Pets & Animal Care

Harper

First published in 1939, The Blue Book of Dogs: Sporting, Working, Herding, Non-Sporting and its counterpart, The Red Book of Dogs: Hounds, Terriers, Toys are now available again in expanded collectible editions. Together, they cover pure breed dogdom from A to Z.
The Blue Book of Dogs showcases 56 breeds of sporting, working, herding, and non-sporting dogs, along with a new section on mixed breeds. In addition to illustrations of the breeds from the original book, there are now more than 300 gorgeous images—from vintage playing cards, postcards, and advertising premiums to illustrations, paintings, and contemporary photography—all especially selected for this edition. The book's original description of each breed's history has been preserved, and its standards updated. Readers will now find a wealth of entertaining contemporary facts and trivia, too.
Brimming with anecdotes, amusing pop culture snippets, and hundreds of wonderful images, The Blue Book of Dogs will delight and inform dog lovers of all ages.

The Blue Book of Dogs: Sporting, Working, Herding, Non-Sporting

This is the second book in the original children's storybook series about the dog Henley, a pampered Japanese Chin who has already had one escapade in New York City at the heels of his elegant owner Ms. Lulu Ziminski. He’s been discovered at Bergdorf Goodman, conferred with Balto in Central Park, and lived the elegant life on Park Avenue. In this book Henley yearns to roar like a lion and learns a lesson of courage (and roaring) through his travel to exotic Africa and encounters with the wildlife there. A third book is in the works: Henley in Hollywood.

Henley on Safari (Henley the World Traveler)

Children's Books

Animals

teNeues Media

Also in the series: 
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<li>Henley on Safari</li>
<li>Henley: A New York Tail</li>
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The third in Julie Muszynski's Henley series, Henley In Hollywood takes Ms. Lulu Ziminiski, a fashionably fabulous New Yorker and her equally fabulous black-and-white Japanese Chin, to the West Coast, where Henley meets his favorite actor, Louis the Loquacious Lion! They never expected Henley to become a star himself, joining the ranks of Toto, the Tramp, and Pongo, some of Henley's acting inspirations. Though he could easily be caught up in the glitz and glamor of his newfound Hollywood fame, Henley and Ms. Lulu prove that they know how to stay true to themselves, and to each other. Henley and Ms. Lulu jet off to visit the star-studded city and meet with the renowned producer, Ms. Lulu's Great-Great-Uncle, Prince Ziminick Ziminiski, who kindly arranged for them to be his guests on set of his latest film, The Cat's Meow. The fierce, dazzling and wild lion's roar Henley learned in Africa makes a big splash on the set of the Hollywood movie, and marks the start of Henley's west-coast celebrity. Once they learn of him, Tinsel Town just can't get enough of the divine little pup. Between agents eager to sign him, colorful makeovers from a famous costume designer, and learning about glamorous Hollywood history, Henley and Lulu make sure to visit all the iconic sites: the Hollywood sign, Griffith Observatory, and the gardens at the Getty Museum. Henley and Ms. Lulu's Hollywood trip is filled with glamor, celebrities and as always the most fashionable adventures and ultimately learning life's important lesson to be yourself.

Henley in Hollywood (Henley the World Traveler)

Glitterati Incorporated

Japanese Chin Henley embarks on a glamorous Manhattan adventure, realizing in the end the value of friendship.

Henley: A New York tail

Arts & Photography

Individual Artists