MR WALTER WINANS' PACK OF HOUNDS AND MASTER 115
ENEMIES AT PEACE--FOXHOUND NAMELESS AND TAME DOG FOX 117
LECTURER--A MEMBER OF THE CRICKHOWELL HARRIERS 123
DEERHOUND DOG CHAMPION SELWOOD MORVEN 133
A TRIO OF GREYHOUNDS, DUKE O' RINGMER, LADY GOLIGHTLY, GLORY O' RINGMER 163
MR PROCTOR'S BASSET-HOUND BITCH QUEEN OF THE GEISHA 209
A BRACE OF TYPICAL SMOOTH-COATED BASSET-HOUNDS 211
SMOOTH-COATED BASSET-HOUND BITCH AND HER PUPPIES 213
SMOOTH BASSET-HOUND DOG CHAMPION LOUIS LE BEAU. A veritable pillar of the Stud Book 215
A GROUP OF CHAMPION SMOOTH-COATED BASSETS 219
ROUGH-COATED BASSET-HOUND DOG CHAMPION PURITAN 223
MR SCOTT'S SMOOTH FOX TERRIER MILLGATE JOE 241
SMOOTH FOX TERRIER CHAMPION CYMRO QUEEN 249
MISS LEWIS'S WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER CHAMPION DONINGTON VENTURE 251
MR SCOTT'S SMOOTH FOX TERRIER MILLGATE BANDIT 253
SMOOTH FOX TERRIER DOG CHAMPION DUKEDOM 257
WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER DOG REMUS OF GAYWOOD 261
MR SCOTT'S WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER MILLGATE LEADER 263
SCOTTISH TERRIER DOG CHAMPION HYNDMAN THISTLE 279
AIREDALE TERRIER DOG BARKEREND MASTERPIECE 291
AIREDALE TERRIER DOG BARKEREND VICTORIA 299
BRACE OF WHITE WEST HIGHLAND TERRIERS 305
DANDIE-DINMONT TERRIER DOG THISTLE GROVE BEN 311
THE CELEBRATED KEEPER'S NIGHT-DOG THORNEYWOOD TERROR, said to be the most perfectly trained Night Dog ever bred 339
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DIFFERENT VARIETIES--CLUMBER--SUSSEX --FIELD--COCKER--IRISH WATER--ENGLISH SPRINGERS
Most authorities are in agreement that the English Pointer has been derived from a cross of the old Spanish Pointer and Southern Hound, or with the former and a Foxhound.
The old Spanish Pointer was a heavy, loose-made dog, had a large head, short and smooth coat, thin, loose ears and a thin tail.
In colour he was generally black, black and white, liver and white, red and white, dark brown, liver, etc. The breed, it is said, was first introduced into this country by a Portuguese merchant, living and shooting in Norfolk.
According to accounts, the Spanish Pointers had a remarkable degree of scenting power, never missing their game.
In Germany there are two varieties of Pointers--the Rough-and the Smooth-coated. Like the old Spanish Pointer, these dogs are slow, but sure workers: they are heavily built, and frequently liver, or liver and white.