. The dog, its varieties and management in health, by "Stonehenge" [pseud.] with its diseases and their treatment. Dog breeds; Dogs. 72 Useful Companions of ilau. owing to llie quantity of hair by wliich tliey are sur- rounded. Many breeders, however, prefer the prick-ear, asserting that the strains possessing it are harder and better at vermin. The mouth must be level, with a large and black nose. The body is too much coated to show ;. Dandie Dinmont Terrier. -\ Its shape, and the form of the shoulder and back ribs can only be ascertained by handling. The fore-legs are genera
. The dog, its varieties and management in health, by "Stonehenge" [pseud.] with its diseases and their treatment. Dog breeds; Dogs. 72 Useful Companions of ilau. owing to llie quantity of hair by wliich tliey are sur- rounded. Many breeders, however, prefer the prick-ear, asserting that the strains possessing it are harder and better at vermin. The mouth must be level, with a large and black nose. The body is too much coated to show ;. Dandie Dinmont Terrier. -\ Its shape, and the form of the shoulder and back ribs can only be ascertained by handling. The fore-legs are generally more or less bandy; there are no dewclaws, and the feet are not very strong, liaving a tendency to flatness, and thinness of the soles. Tail long, and carried horizontallv, but with a sweep, so that the tip is a little below the level of the back. AVeight. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Walsh, John Henry, 1810-1888; Armatage, George (Stonehenge, pseud. ). London, Frederick Warne and Co
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