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List Price: $48.88
Our Price: $15.00
You Save: $ 33.88 (69%)
Availability: Usually ships in 1 to 3 months
Manufacturer: BowTie Inc.
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Binding: Magazine
First Issue Lead Time: 6-10
Format: Magazine Subscription
Issues Per Year: 12
Label: BowTie Inc.
Magazine Type: Consumer magazine
Manufacturer: BowTie Inc.
Number Of Issues: 12
Publisher: BowTie Inc.
Studio: BowTie Inc.
Subscription Length: 365
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Everything you need to know for the recreational and high-performance canine athlete and working dog. Coverage includes articles on breeding, showing and training; winning tips on agility and obedience trials; updates on healthcare and behavior concerns; grooming for the show ring; plus the annual Rare Breeds issue.
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Summary: Doggie go home.
Comment: Lots of information on getting a dog, like people selling them. Save your dollars for White Castle hamburgers which I recommend highly.
Customer Rating:
Summary: More ads than Bark
Comment: I love this magazine but I am disappointed that the last half of the magazine is mostly ads. I expected more articles or pictures but still all in all it is a decent magazine about dogs.
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Summary: not for mutt owners
Comment: This is a good magazine for show dog people. Some of the articles don't pertain to me.
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Summary: Good articles, tons of ads
Comment: Dog World has much more interesting and thought-provoking articles for those involved in dog showing, breeding, performance events, etc. However, over half of the magazine is devoted to breeder ads, which is annoying. Still, overall I recommend it for the articles.
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Summary: This magazine should be called "The Breeder's Advertiser"
Comment: I am a huge fan of dog magazines overall, and even generally like reading through all of the dog product advertisements that they all include, but I can't imagine who would want half of their magazine every single month devoted to a directory of breeders.
I do enjoy their "Meet the breed" feature, but I strongly wish that with this section they would also mention rescue information such as contact info for breed specific rescue organizations, which I really haven't seen included anywhere in the magazine.
The magazine doesn't have much content to it in comparison to the huge number of advertisements, and entire the second half of the magazine is just a list of breeders and breeder's advertisements. A breeder's directory seems like something that would make sense to have a special issue every six months of so for, not waste half of the magazine to every month.
I am very disappointed with this magazine and have decided to cancel my subscription after 5 issues.
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