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Title: The Dog (microform) / by Dinks, Mayhew, and Hutchinson ; compiled, abridged, edited and illustrated by Frank Forester (i.e. Henry William Herbert)
Identifier: cihm_11786 (find matches)
Year: 1873 (1870s)
Authors: Herbert, Henry William, 1807-1858; Dinks. The sportsman's vide mecum; Mayhew, Edward, 1813?-1868. Dogs and their management
Subjects: Dogs; Dogs; Chiens; Chiens
Publisher: New York : G. E. Woodward
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m dogs: thbir manaokubnt. 381 and I consequently no longer use it. To supply its place, I had the following very simple instrument made; and it answers every intention, although it is but seldom required;—
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TAxmmov nraTBintnTt A tube of polished metal is at one end curved to fidt the line of the pelvis, and at the other it is grooved, and also has a small cross-bar. Into the tube a piece of zinc wire is introduced, so as to double and form a loop at the bent extremity, the ends of the wire coming forth at the other. One of the ends of the wire is twisted into the groove, so as to render it fast; and that being done, the instrument is prepared for use. When required, it is introduced with the loop of wire upon the point of the finger, and the paw it is desired to fix being felt, the finger is withdrawn, and the instrument moved forward. The free end of the wire is then pulled to render the hold secure ; when it is twisted round the projecting bar and made secure. By employing a pliable wire, we gain those advantages which arise from its not becoming flabby and adherent when the part is moist; butr it retains its form, and is therefore more readily directed

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