This is a collection of photographs of dogs of the Greek islands. All shapes and sizes, they bound along jetties, gambol on sandy beaches and play with - or more often chase - Hans Silvester's previous muses, cats.
In the newest book from acclaimed Cats in the Sun photographer Hans Silvester, the dogs of the Greek islands get their moment in the sun. Frolicking in the town square, romping on the beaches, and prowling hillsides, alleys, and rooftops in Search of adventure, these ragtag Vagabonds clearly make the most of their magnificent island home in the Mediterranean. An unusual portrait of dogs enjoying their freedom in one of the most enticing settings imaginable, Dogs in the Sun offers dog lovers a spectacular look at mutts in paradise. Along the way it also offers a breathtaking view of marvelous Greece and its unforgettable landscape, towns, and vistas.
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In common usage, "Small Greek domestic dog" refers to a breed of dog that was developed in Greece and shares this country's penchant for miniature canine companions with their human owners. The name could be used to describe any of several small Greek dog breeds or to describe a variety of mixed-breed dogs that are widespread in Greece. - The Greek Hound (Ellinikos Ichnilatis), a small to medium-sized breed with a reputation for hunting, is one example of a dog breed native to Greece. The "Cretan Hound," also known as the "Kritikos Ichnilatis," is a small to medium-sized hound breed that originated on the Greek island of Crete. In addition to these varieties, Greece is home to a wide variety of small domestic dogs who are nonetheless much-loved pets and reliable workers despite lacking a universally recognized breed name. Please specify the breed of dog you're interested in learning more about, or provide me more information about the breed in general, and I'll try my best to help you out.
Eighteen-year-old Ben Edgeworth and his remarkable dog Leka sail among the Greek isles in a catamaran built by Ben. Readers will join the two adventurers as they face unexpected dangers and learn to survive by their wits and skill.
High atop a hillside on the Greek island of Corfu overlooking the Ionian sea sits the Old Fortress, an ancient ruin built to keep out invaders. Leonidas, a highly protective and dedicated dog, guides tourists through the graveled pathways with a keen alertness for their safety. Like the Greek soldier he is named for, Leonidas thinks of others as he guards them from danger. Leonidas' bravery and loyalty have earned him the reputation of being The Old Fortress Dog. When his master's grandson, Nikos, comes from America to visit, Leo senses the boy's sadness. Determined to bring a smile to the boy's face and laughter to his voice, Leo doesn't leave his side, even though once, it meant disobeying his master. Being the Old Fortress Dog can be perilous at times, but Leonidas is alert and strong for the task. With Leo by his side, Nikos soon discovers his connection to the Old Fortress. Like a good soldier, Leonidas perseveres in his quest...to hear the boy's laughter. Will Leonidas discover why Nikos is sad. Can he use his instincts and kind heart to gain Nikos' trust and understanding?
As an active dog owner you know the scenario when you are travelling. You read about an exciting trail enthusiastically described in a guidebook and, with great anticipation, you head there only to discover: NO DOGS ALLOWED.When we travel, we want our dogs with us. To hike with our dogs we can always head for a remote forest but while on the road we want to see the continentÕs natural wonders as well. Cruden Bay BookÕs newest title, THE CANINE HIKER'S BIBLE, seeks not only to identify those sensational trails open to canine hikers but to find dog-friendly walks nearNorth AmericaÕs most popular destinations.Your dog can't trot among the giant saguaro cacti in Arizona's Saguaro National Park but he can hike past the stately sentinels of the desert on the Canyon Loop at nearby Catalina State Park. Dogs will never be able to walk under the greatest collection of natural bridges on earth at Utah's Arches National Park but just down the road dogs are welcome on the Negro Bill Canyon Trail in the Colorado River National Recreation Area that leads to the sixth longest stone arch in the United States. Your dog will never look 1000 feet straight down at the confluence of the Green and Colorado rivers in Canyonlands National Park but next door in Dead Horse Point State Park she can look down 1500 feet into the canyon at the Colorado River below. Inside THE CANINE HIKER'S BIBLE you will find:* Detailed descriptions of more than 225 parks and trails across the United States and Canada - all written with your best friend in mind * Rules for dogs in 102 of the most-visited national lands in the United States * Rules for state and provincial parks* Rules for dogs at over 1300 beaches and 500+ beach towns* Outfitting Your Dog For A Hike, A Canine Hikers Watch List, Canine Hiking In The Desert, Canine Hiking At Altitude, Low Impact Hiking With Your Dog ...and much more