. Das neue Buch Der Hund; eine umfassende natürliche Geschichte der britischen Hunden und ihren ausländischen Verwandten, mit Kapiteln, die auf dem Gesetz, Zucht, Zwinger, Management, und tierärztliche Behandlung. Hunde. 496 Das neue BUCH DES HUNDES. Es gibt noch eine nützliche Trendsetter in Deutschland, die sehr wenig von unseren gewöhnlichen braune Retriever, sowohl in Bezug auf die Form des Kopfes und die Textur von seinen Mantel unterscheidet. In der Regel ist er Leber - farbige oder weiße mit großen Leber - farbige Flecken. Sein oberster Punkt des Unterschiedes von der Englischen Bulldogge. M.J.BAUSSARTS FRANZÖSISCH "SPANIEL" NDR DE SANVIC. ist, dass seine Ohren sind g

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. The new book of the dog; a comprehensive natural history of British dogs and their foreign relatives, with chapters on law, breeding, kennel management, and veterinary treatment. Dogs. 496 THE NEW BOOK OF THE DOG. There is a useful Setter in Germany, which differs very little from our ordinary brown Retriever, both in regard to the shape of his head and the texture of his coat. Usually he is liver-coloured, or white with large liver-coloured patches. His chief point of difference from the English Retriever. M. J. BAUSSARTS FRENCH "SPANIEL" MEDOR DE SANVIC. is that his ears are of great size. The Russians, while preferring the English or the Gordon Setter for work with the gun, nevertheless have a variety of their own. British sportsmen who have known them in their native country have reported that for all kinds of shooting the Russian Setter is not to be equalled in nose, sagacity, and every other necessary quality that a sporting dog ought to possess. Mr. William Lort, writing of them some years ago, described them as follows : " Roughly speaking, in appearance this dog is rather like a big, ' warm ' Bedlington terrier. There are two varieties of the breed, and, curiously enough, they are dis- tinguished from each other by the difference in their colour. The dark-coloured ones are deep liver and are curly-coated. The light- coloured ones are fawn, with sometimes white toes and white on the chest; some- times the white extends to a collar on the neck. These latter are straight-coated, not curly Uke the dark ones. My recollection of the breed extends back some fifty years, and the last specimen I owned of it—a light-coloured one—I gave away to a friend who would not take a hundred pounds for it. " Their noses never seem to be affected by a change of cUmate ; hence their value in my eyes. I have worked with them in September's sun and in January's snow, and they were equally good. They were some of the best dogs I ever had, and never varied ;

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