. Le chien dans la santé et dans la maladie [microforme] : y compris son origine, l'histoire, les variétés, l'élevage, l'éducation et de la direction générale de la santé, et son traitement dans les maladies. Chiens ; chiens ; Chiens ; Chiens. À REMOUS DANS IIBALTU DOO. vous permet d' ; mais dans tout ce qu'il doit être très épaisse, "prin(af à la sensation, et ) entrée en fatthion{le. C. CLASSE TIIOHK PASTORALE D008 et U8KD VOR" projet. BhMp Dogi.-Ceux qui comprennent le rough collie, le Bmooth collie, et le chien de berger à queue de bob. Toutes ces races sont remarquables pour l'intelligence générale, sans doute en grande partie en raison de la longue durée et l'association étroite avec l'homme et à l'al.

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. The dog in health and in disease [microform] : including his origin, history, varieties, breeding, education and general management in health, and his treatment in disease. Dogs; Dogs; Chiens; Chiens. TUB DOO IN IIBALTU. lets; but In all it should lie very thick, «prin(fy to the feel, and ){le coming into fatthion. CLASS V. PASTORAL D008 AND TIIOHK U8KD VOR" DRAUGHT. BhMp Dogi.—Those include the rough collie, the Bmooth collie, and the bob-tailed sheep dog. All these breeds are remarkable for high general intelligence, no doubt largely due to long and close association with man and to selection of the best specimens for actual work, in which psychical qualities have been more considered than physical ones. However, it must be apparent that dogs physically adapt- ed to the work would alone survive. Their chief use for a very long period has been as assistants to cattle-drovers, and esjMJcially shepherds. Such dogs must of necessity be capable of adapting to a bleak climate, such as prevails on the hills of Scotland, etc.; hence a coat capable of re- sisting wet and cold is indispensable. These dogs must also be of a strong racing build, capable of easy and rapid movements. Docility of a high order and an intelligence specially developed for this one occupation of herding sheep and horned cattle are found in admirable combination. The rough collie has become very popular of late as a show dog and companion, even as a house-dog. The collie is of a somewhat jealous disjAption, and does not welcome strangers, either human or 6taMe, very cordially; and in a kennel with dogs of otheHl^reeds he may prove very troublesome. There seema to be a tendency to pay jindue attention I a veil. 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 work.. Mills, Wesley, 1847-1915. New York : D. Appleton

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