Electa De Jure Canum. Vom Hunde-recht Ubi Praecipuae Controversiae Quae Circa Canes Accidere Possunt Explicantur Et Dissolvuntur (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781246150582)

Electa De Jure Canum, by Henricus Kluver, explores the legal aspects surrounding dogs, delving into controversies and providing explanations of canine-related disputes. This historical legal text offers insights into the laws and customs regarding dogs, presenting a detailed examination of canine jurisprudence. This is a valuable resource for legal historians, animal law enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the historical treatment of animals within the legal system. The book illuminates the complexities of legal issues, offering a comprehensive view of the rights and responsibilities associated with dog ownership in a historical context.

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