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INDEX. 



Punishment, reprobated, 468, 611. 



Pupping, 346. 



Pups, when they may be felt in the 



mother, 356. 

 when broken difficult to bring 



away, 379. 



feeding and weaning, 27, 397. 

 Purchasers of dogs, hints to, 536. 

 Purgation, acute, 263. 



treatment of, 264. 

 Purgatives, 53, 115. 

 Puzzle-peg saved by the word "up," 



" Puzzling" with nose to ground, 547. 



QUAIL, large in Canada, 578. 

 Qualities expected in good dog, 468. 

 Quarter ground, see Beat. 

 Quartering, how taught, 38. 



E. 



BABBIT-SHOOTING reprobated, 604. 

 Babies, 299. 

 " Kange," see Beat 

 Banging, how taught, 80. 

 Beceipts, various, 50. See the names 

 of diseases for which remedies are 

 sought. 

 Pctum, 278. 



protrusion of, 287. 

 treatment of, ib. 



Befinemcnts. see Accomnlishments. 

 Begularity essential in the feeding of 



dogs, 94. 



Belays desirable, not a pack, 563. 

 Bemcdies, dome-tic, the danger of, 77. 

 Bequisite* in a dog. 467. 



in a breaker, 466. 

 Eespiratory organs, 200. 

 Betention of urine, 328. 

 Eetriever, the, 21. 



bit for one that mouths, 521. 

 evil of assisting, 519. 

 footing scent, lesson in, 517. 

 for water, qualities in, 508. 

 made whipper in, 492. 

 observes struck bird, 518. 

 to "down charge," or not, 521. 

 Retrievers, shape, &c. of, 523. 

 to beat, 644. 

 to fetch, taught, 514. 

 to pursue faster. 521. 

 water, to fetch cripples first, 



645. 



how fed. 524. 



Retrieving, not taught first season, 640. 

 pointers or Fetters not to 



point dead. 648, 654. 

 Betters not pointers, 639. 

 Rewards always given, 478. 481. 

 Rheumatism, 274. 



acute, ib. 

 treatment of, 276. 



Bice, wild lakes, duck-shooting in, 509. 

 Bight, the signal to go toward, 482. 



hand for -t toho ' and u drop," 476, 

 signals more than left, 586. 

 Bounding dogs' ears. 422. 

 Bope to dog, 047. 

 Bunning bird, firing at, 590. 

 Bushing iu to "dead" cured, 622. 



S. 



SAINT Virus's dance, 240 



symptoms of, 241. 

 treatment of, 242. 

 Scent bad in calm or gale, 540. 



differently recognized by pointers 



or setters, 541. 



of birds, not left for hare, 607. 

 "footing," an initiatory lesson in, 



485. 

 of wounded and unwounded birds 



differs, 641. 



Scrotum, cancer of the, 819. 

 Search, " dead," 570. 



with two dogs, 641. 



for wounded bird to leeward. 



5S9. 



to windward, 591. 

 Seeking dead, how taught, 598. 

 Self-hunting, prevent, 647. 

 Sevvant useful in the field, 580. 

 Seton, to make a, 54. 

 Setter, the, 18, 25, 2S. 

 the Bussian, 10. 

 to retrieve, 638. 



Setters crouch more than pointers, 475. 

 for covert shooting, 506. 

 points in, 639. 



Shoes, to render waterproof, 57. 

 Shooting excellence in breaker, not 



necessary, 465. 

 Shot-belt on spaniels and setters, 496, 



602. 

 Shy birds to be intercepted, 582, 685, 



636. 



Sight, dog not to be out of, 625. 

 Sign when parturition is concluded, 390. 

 Silence enjoined, 467, 539. 

 Simple ophthalmia, 482. 

 symptoms of, ib. 

 treatment for. 438. 

 Single-handed, shot to, 628. 

 Sinuses up the claws, 440. 

 Skin diseases, 410. 



Slow dog associate for young one, 615. 

 hunting more than fast one, 



564. 



Snake, bite of a, 57. 

 Snipes, three lifted in succession, 642 

 Snoring, 207. 

 Snorting, ib. 

 Spaniel, 20. 



Spaniel.*, age when sho'vn game, 495. 

 hunted in gorse, ib. 

 mute preferred, 504. 

 numbers for a team, 500, 508. 



