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THE HOUND. 



SAGACITY AND FIDELITY OF THE DOG HIS ORIGIN AND 



HISTORY REPUTATION OF THE DOGS OF BRITAIN 



ENGLISH BLOOD-HOUND AND STAG-HOUND THE FOX- 

 HOUND DIFFICULTY OF BREEDING A PACK SYM- 

 METRY' SIZE DISTEMPER — KENNEL MANAGEMENT 



COLOUR THE TONGUE, OR CRY' OF HOUNDS AGE 



SEPARATION OF THE SEXES NAMING OF HOUNDS 



VALUE OF A PACK THE HARRIER THE STAG-HOUND 



THE BEAGLE THE GREY-HOUND THE TERRIER. 



From the combination of various causes, the his- 

 tory of no animal is more interesting than that of 

 the dog. First, his intimate association with man, 

 not only as his valuable servant and protector, but 

 as his constant and faithful companion throughout 



