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Sporting Dogs

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Sporting Dogs

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[Illustration: _Photo by T. Fall, Baker St._] [_Frontispiece._ HEAD OF BLOODHOUND CHAMPION SULTAN.]

Their Points: and Management; in Health, and Disease

Veterinary Surgeon to the Gamekeepers' Kennel Association Veterinary Adviser to the "Gamekeepers' Gazette"

Author of "Non-Sporting Dogs," "Toy Dogs," "Everyday Ailments and Accidents to the Dog," "Sound and Unsound Horses," "Our Friend the Horse," "Breaking and Training Horses," "How to Choose a Horse," "The Horse Owner's Companion," "The Veterinary Manual," "The Age of the Horse," "Diseases and Accidents of Cattle," etc., etc.

London R. A. Everett & Co., Ltd. 1905 [All Rights Reserved]

"Trust, oh! trust me, I will be Still true for ever, true to thee."

have never been more practically demonstrated, than in the following extract, from an account of a poaching affray, published in the _Gamekeepers' Gazette_.

"The dead gamekeeper's dog was to be seen by the roadside restlessly waiting for its master, while he lay in a cottage fatally riddled with shot."

_This work_--Sporting Dogs: Their Points and Management in Health and Disease--_has been prepared as a companion volume to those already published, viz._, Non-Sporting Dogs: Their Points, etc., _and_ Toy Dogs, _in response to numerous inquiries from readers of those volumes, asking for a work upon Sporting Dogs, to complete the series_, at a proportionate _price_.

The Points _of the various breeds used by Sportsmen have been freely discussed, supplemented by illustrations from photographs of the most celebrated animals known_.