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 DogsLongmans, Green, Reader & Dyer, 1872 - 470 páginas |
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... many of single birds must be passed over , and on. " SANCHO , " a modern English Pointer . The Dalmatian Dog . ( Youatt . ) " SAILOR. MODERN ENGLISH POINTER . 91 "Sancho," a modern English Pointer The Dalmatian "Sailor," a perfect specimen ...
... many of single birds must be passed over , and on. " SANCHO , " a modern English Pointer . The Dalmatian Dog . ( Youatt . ) " SAILOR. MODERN ENGLISH POINTER . 91 "Sancho," a modern English Pointer The Dalmatian "Sailor," a perfect specimen ...
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... - riages as an ornamental appendage ; but this fashion has of late years subsided . Hence he is here commonly known as. The Dalmatian Dog . ( Youatt . ) " SAILOR , " a perfect specimen of the Setter. 96 DOMESTICATED DOGS FOR THE GUN .
... - riages as an ornamental appendage ; but this fashion has of late years subsided . Hence he is here commonly known as. The Dalmatian Dog . ( Youatt . ) " SAILOR , " a perfect specimen of the Setter. 96 DOMESTICATED DOGS FOR THE GUN .
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... his setting powers educated by long H attention to the breed . Daniel , in his ". " SAILOR , " a perfect specimen of the Setter ; bred by Mr. Tustin of Worcester . " GEORGE " and " ROMP , " Sussex Spaniels. ENGLISH AND IRISH SETTERS . 97.
... his setting powers educated by long H attention to the breed . Daniel , in his ". " SAILOR , " a perfect specimen of the Setter ; bred by Mr. Tustin of Worcester . " GEORGE " and " ROMP , " Sussex Spaniels. ENGLISH AND IRISH SETTERS . 97.
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... perfect silence . There are generally said to be two distinct breeds , one larger than the other , but in other respects alike . His points are as follows : -Head long and narrow , eyes small , and ears of medium length , covered with ...
... perfect silence . There are generally said to be two distinct breeds , one larger than the other , but in other respects alike . His points are as follows : -Head long and narrow , eyes small , and ears of medium length , covered with ...
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... perfect purity of blood , and he L.WELLS . is probably crossed with the setter , or perhaps with the spaniel . I have lately been shown several of these dogs which were said to have been recently imported , but all were evidently ...
... perfect purity of blood , and he L.WELLS . is probably crossed with the setter , or perhaps with the spaniel . I have lately been shown several of these dogs which were said to have been recently imported , but all were evidently ...
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