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Australia's dogs / Katherine Kovacic.

Australia's dogs / Katherine Kovacic.
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Shelf Location Collection Volume Ref. Branch Status Due Date
636.7 KOVA
Adult Non Fiction   Padstow . . Available .  
636.7 KOVA
Adult Non Fiction   Panania . . Available .  
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ISBN 9781922507457 (hardback)
Name Kovacic, Katherine author.
Title Australia's dogs / Katherine Kovacic.
Published Canberra, ACT : National Library of Australia Publishing, 2023.
©2023
Description 224 pages : illustrations (some colour) ; 24 cm
Notes "Celebrating National Library of Australia Publishing 50 Years"--Title page.
Bibliography: pages 214-221.
Summary Australians love dogs - big dogs, little dogs, fluffy couch potatoes and hardy working dogs. In fact, we have one of the highest rates of pet ownership in the world. Australia's Dogs is a celebration of the dog in Australian life, exploring the human-canine bond, and reflecting on the crucial role played by dogs in our life and work. Embark on an outback adventure with Francis Birtles and his various faithful canine companions. Discover the incredible endurance of Mawson's huskies in frozen Antarctica. Learn more about Australia's home-grown dog breeds that played a central role in the development of pastoral industries, as well as the iconic dingo and its place in Indigenous life, as well as the Australian ecosystem, today. Australia's Dogs is generously illustrated with images drawn from the rich collections of the National Library of Australia. Some simply capture a photographer's love for their own dog, while others tell epic tales of survival in harsh conditions, comment on an element of social history or record a significant moment. As the incredible variety of images shows, the story of dogs in Australia is a subject that is historically significant, with a broad and enduring appeal.
Subjects Dogs -- Australia -- History
Dogs -- Australia -- Pictorial works
Genre Illustrated works
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