F. I'\ Dole's, New Haven, Conn. 

 GuLLv THE Great. 



THE TERRIER (BULL). 



Origin. — This is admittedly a cross between the bulldog and 

 the P^nglish terrier. 



Uses. — Formerly as a fighting dog. Present uses are for ver- 

 min, and as a companion it has no superio?', being kind, gentle, 

 and exceedingly honest and loyal. 



* The Various Parts of the Head, Body, Etc. 

 Scale of Points bv Rawdox B. Lee. 



Value. 



Head, including skull, muzzle, 

 lips, jaws, and teeth . . 25 



Eyes . . . . .10 



Ears (badly cropped or other- 

 wise) .... 5 



Neck and shoulders . '15 



Total 



100 



General Appearance. — The general appearance of the bull- 

 terrier is that of a symmetrical animal, an embodiment of agility, 

 grace, elegance, determination, and good nature. 



101 



