Everything you need to know about your favorite breeds is featured in the Popular Dogs® Series. From the history of the breed and training, to nutrition, health and activities - these Magabooks® (magazine-books) provide the essential information for all levels of dog owners. Pick one up and see for yourself!

	American Pit Bull Terrier A people-lover through and through, the American Pit Bull Terrier is a great addition to an owner who will love and train him in equal parts.		Australian Shepherds Intelligent, family-friendly and athletic, this made-in-America herding dog fits just fine with today’s active families.
	Basset Hounds His short legs, hearty appetite and exceptional scent capabilities make the Basset Hound the perfect dog to sniff out a low-maintenance good time.		Beagles He loves to sniff, eat, play and be petted – what more could you ask from this delightful and funny family companion?
	Bichon Frise Beauty and brains are the two most compelling traits of the Bichon Frise; high maintenance grooming costs are not.		Border Collies This active herder is a nonstop, furry dynamo with the mind of a genius. Not content to be a lap dog or arm candy, the Border Collie only needs three things in life to be happy: work, work and more work!
	Boston Terriers The smooth and shiny Boston Terrier has white and colored markings, for a regal look that depicts his dignified demeanor.		Boxers He’s cool, calm and collected … and a big ol’ softy. The Boxer looks tough, but his playful personality will score a knockout for families looking for a new addition.
	Bulldogs Although he looks tough, the Bulldog is actually a mellow, friendly companion dog that loves sleeping, eating and people, in no particular order.		Cavalier King Charles Spaniel This spaniel has anything but a cavalier attitude when it comes to being a good lapdog.
	Chihuahuas This small dog with a big heart needs lots of adult guidance and is probably not suited for kids. Provide the right amount of attention, and your Chi will show his appreciation.		Cocker Spaniels Those soulful brown eyes and happy disposition make Cockers a family favorite. Don’t let that amazing coat fool you, as Cockers are hardy and tough, too.
	Collies Intelligent, loyal, brave, protective … the list goes on. Hollywood’s favorite canine excels on screen and off, as a lovable family dog.		Coonhounds With his incredible scenting abilities, the Coonhound needs serious outlets for his energy. Indulge his need to be outdoors for a bit, and he’ll repay you with quiet relaxation at other times.
	Dachshunds Long and low, this wiener dog, of course, comes from the land of the bratwurst, Germany. This hound/terrier-like breed is fearless and feisty and bound to keep your life full of surprises.