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by John A. Vlasto (Author)
Lion-hearted in a little body, the Pekingese carried the dignity of the Chinese court into the drawing rooms of the West. John A. Vlasto's classic guide is a fond and knowledgeable portrait of the breed at the height of its popularity.
First published around 1929, The Popular Pekingese sets out the breed's history from the imperial palaces of China to the British show ring, with practical chapters on selection, rearing, grooming, and exhibition. It is written with the warmth of a devoted fancier and the authority of long experience with the little palace dog.
This edition features:
- The breed's history from the Chinese court to the show ring
- Practical guidance on selection, rearing, and grooming
- A fond portrait by a devoted Pekingese fancier