The Dog in Health and Disease: Comprising the Various Modes of Breaking and Using Him for Hunting, Coursing, Shooting, Etc., and Including the Points Or Characteristics of Toy Dogs |
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The result is , that innumerable nondescripts are yearly born , but as a certain
number of breeds are described by writers on the dog , or defined by “ dog -
fanciers , ” these “ mongrels , ” as they are called from not belonging to them , are
...
The result is , that innumerable nondescripts are yearly born , but as a certain
number of breeds are described by writers on the dog , or defined by “ dog -
fanciers , ” these “ mongrels , ” as they are called from not belonging to them , are
...
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The native wild dog of India , called the dhole , resembles the dingo , in all but the
tail , which , though hairy , is not at all bushy . The following is Captain Williamson
' s description , extracted from his “ Oriental Field Sports , ” which is admitted ...
The native wild dog of India , called the dhole , resembles the dingo , in all but the
tail , which , though hairy , is not at all bushy . The following is Captain Williamson
' s description , extracted from his “ Oriental Field Sports , ” which is admitted ...
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... those populous districts where game is scarce , by devouring the offal which is
left in the streets and outskirts of the towns . The Ekia , also called the Deab , is of
considerable size , with a large head , small pricked ears , and round muzzle .
... those populous districts where game is scarce , by devouring the offal which is
left in the streets and outskirts of the towns . The Ekia , also called the Deab , is of
considerable size , with a large head , small pricked ears , and round muzzle .
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Great depth of chest is apt to prevent the dog stooping on rough ground , as he
strikes it against high ridges or large stones , but a moderately deep chest is a
valuable point , giving plenty of “ bellows ' room ” as it is popularly called .
Great depth of chest is apt to prevent the dog stooping on rough ground , as he
strikes it against high ridges or large stones , but a moderately deep chest is a
valuable point , giving plenty of “ bellows ' room ” as it is popularly called .
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This is called being “ tied at the elbow , ” and is most carefully to be avoided in
selecting the greyhound , as well as all other breeds . The arm should be straight
, long , and well clothed with muscle . The knee should be bony , and not ...
This is called being “ tied at the elbow , ” and is most carefully to be avoided in
selecting the greyhound , as well as all other breeds . The arm should be straight
, long , and well clothed with muscle . The knee should be bony , and not ...
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Página 59 - ... he has much to undergo, and should have strength proportioned to it. - Let his legs be straight as arrows; his feet round, and not too large; his shoulders back; his breast rather wide than narrow; his chest deep; his back broad; his head small; his neck thin; his tail thick and brushy: if he carry it well, so much the better...