GROUP II. 



Diminutives of already mentioned varieties and 

 foreign toy dogs occasionally met with at 

 our shows. 



Including : 



The Italian Greyhound. 

 The Black and Tan Toy 



Terrier. 

 The Blue and Tan Toy 



Terrier. 



The White Toy Terrier. 

 The Long-haired Toy 



Terrier. 



6. The Japanese Pug. 

 f. The Broken-haired Toy 

 Terrier. 



8. The Chinese Crested 



Dog. 



9. The Chinese Edible 



Dog. 



The dogs I have classed together here are widely 

 different in their physical traits, and it is only as toys 

 and curiosities that they are akin, and can be ranked 

 together. 



CHAPTER IX. THE ITALIAN GREYHOUND. 

 BY COBSINCON. 



No more elegant dog exists than a good specimen of the Italian grey- 

 hound. 



There is in such a refinement of form and a grace in every movement 

 that inevitably attracts the dog lover and compels his eulogies. 



The beauty of form is matched with a delicacy of frame exquisitely 



