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Identifier: breedingtraining00butl (find matches)
Title: Breeding, training, management, diseases & c. of dogs:
Year: 1877 (1870s)
Authors: Butler, Francis, 1810-1874. (from old catalog)
Subjects: Dog. (from old catalog)
Publisher: Brooklyn, D. S. Holmes
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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, with black nose ; tailthorouglily curled ; weight from 15 to 25 lbs.His race is well nigh extinct, and who shalldare regret it ? Chinesk Hairless Dog.—A noted dish inthe Celesiial Empire. There is a variety ofthese Dogs, differing much in size, from 7 to40 llxs. weight. In shape they are similar tothe English Terrier. They are not very agree-able to the touch, and are adapted only forwarm climates. They are active, intelligentand faithful, and worthy of a nobler fate thanto be petted for tlio stew-pan, or pamperedfor the pot. 284 R6.MAKRS ON ILLUSTRATIONS. Sled-Dog.—These animals perform tlioduties of both Horse and Hound. Their en-durance in harness is truly astonishing. Theyare acciistomeii to hard work, scanty fare andill-usaue : yet they never desert their post, orforsake their master. They are natives of theextreme northern latitudes, consequently ill-adapted to Southern climates. To them we are partially indebted for the discoveiries of Parry, Ross, MClintock, Kane &c.
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PRACTICAL HINTS TO OWNEUS OFPET DOGS, SiQ. Give your dog a little less tlia-n ho can cat,and a little more than he can drink. All foodis belter cooked. Avoid raw meat in hotvoatlier. Keep your pet Ironi the lire ; givoa conilortable bed, but dont cover up. Dontlet hiiu get too lat; if he become too corpu-kut, shorten his fare and increase his exercise ;if need be, administer gentle aperients. Becareful in washing to rub dry, and wrap wellup, till the trembling is past. Give your do*a careful examination at least once a week.Ueware of lleas : they create great excitementami iirltation, Mange, &c., producing fits andperhaps consumption and death. Avoid allsalt meats; yet a little salt should be added toall that is in process of cooking. One goodmeal a day is enough for a sturdy dog ; pup-pies and delicate animals had better be fedtwice. To ensure a good watchdog, feed onceu day, in the morning. IJis nocturnal vigils

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