. Fig. 12.—DANDIE DIXMONTS, DOCTOR AND TIT-MUMPS. the otterhound, or, as I believe, the Welsh harrier, which is idei* tical with the latter. The most celebrated strains are those belonging to the Duke g f Buccleugh (presented by James Davidson); Stoddart, of Selkirk ; Frain, of the Trows; McDougall, of Cessford; F. Somners, o£ Kelso; Sir G. Douglass, of Springwood Park; Dr. Brown, of Mel- rose ; J. Aitken, of Edinburgh; and Hugh Purves, of Leaderfoolj who is the principal hand in having kept up the breed. So mucli were the Dandies in vogue some years ago, that Mr. Bradshav? Smith, of Dumfriess

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. Fig. 12.—DANDIE DIXMONTS, DOCTOR AND TIT-MUMPS. the otterhound, or, as I believe, the Welsh harrier, which is idei* tical with the latter. The most celebrated strains are those belonging to the Duke g f Buccleugh (presented by James Davidson); Stoddart, of Selkirk ; Frain, of the Trows; McDougall, of Cessford; F. Somners, o£ Kelso; Sir G. Douglass, of Springwood Park; Dr. Brown, of Mel- rose ; J. Aitken, of Edinburgh; and Hugh Purves, of Leaderfoolj who is the principal hand in having kept up the breed. So mucli were the Dandies in vogue some years ago, that Mr. Bradshav? Smith, of Dumfriesshire, bought up every good dog he could lay his hands on, and as a consequence his breed is now well knowI}^,

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