July, i p i6 
PINEWOOD 
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Boston Terriers 
I have for sale handsomely mark¬ 
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also several matured Boston Ter¬ 
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companions or show bench: Most 
reasonable prices. Address 
Grace M. Forbush 
30 Mallow Rd. 
Dorchester, Massachusetts BINDO 
Russian Wolfhounds 
Valley Farm Kennels 
Address all communi¬ 
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Office, 132 E. 19th 
St. The largest breed¬ 
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world. PuDpies and 
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For companionship, 
sport, exhibition and 
profit at prices that will 
interest you. 
Airedale Puppies and Grown Terriers 
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n n e 1 s 
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Ideal specimens for Show, Hunting 
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Who’s Who in Dogdom 
T’S a long way from Russian Wolf¬ 
hounds to Sealyham Terriers, yet each 
has his especial qualifications which make 
him popular and likable. 
Perhaps it may be said that the more you 
understand about any dog, the more you 
love all dogs. At any rate, our dog 
acquaintances are fascinating and that is 
why we are telling you more about them 
in these sketches from month to month. 
So far we’ve described—Airedales, Ger¬ 
man Shepherds, English Bulls, Pekinese, 
Collies, Police Dogs, Great Danes and 
(last month) the Russian Wolfhound. 
This month it’s the Sealyham Terrier and 
besides showing a picture of two very in¬ 
telligent-looking specimens, we give a list 
of reliable Sealyham Kennels, whose ad¬ 
dresses will be furnished on application. 
The Dog Show 
I lonse^Garclen 
With Joch U worpemtrJ Amrncan Homes 6’ Cardens 
Conde Nast - Publisher 
440 Fourth Aw. New York 
Look through the 
Kennel announce¬ 
ments in this num¬ 
ber. Read about the 
iv or th while dogs 
offered. Write 10 
the advertisers for 
details of the breed 
you select. 
If you do not find 
advertised here just 
the dog you wish, 
perhaps we can find 
it for you. In writ¬ 
ing state breed pref¬ 
erence, and the ap¬ 
proximate amount 
you wish to pay. 
The Sealyham Terrier 
The Sealyham terrier is really the latest addition to the “four 
hundred” of dogdom. 
Its origin, some claim, is lost in antiquity. They claim that when 
the Flemish crossed into Wales from Europe in centuries gone 
by, this terrier was brought with them. But as far as authentic 
history goes, this terrier was brought about by a Captain Ed- 
wardes, who owned a large country estate at Haverfordwest, in 
the County of Pembroke, Wales. The first heard of them was 
about seventy years ago. 
Pembrokeshire 
abounds with 
small rivers and 
woods around 
which the otter 
and the badger 
have full sway. 
The gallant Cap¬ 
tain, being of a 
sporting nature, 
wanted the most 
daredevil dog 
that could be 
had with a ten¬ 
dency for going 
to earth. At that 
time there was a 
terrier used for 
fox-baiting but it 
was built more 
on speed lines than for going into a 
badger’s hole. 
There was also in Wales a sheep 
dog that was used for driving the 
cows. This dog had a very long 
body and was very low to the ground 
and called in Welsh, Ci-syddlo, 
which means—heeling dog—as it 
drove the cows by biting at the heels. 
From the general characteristics of 
the present Sealyham, it would ap¬ 
pear that Capt. Edwardes crossed 
the fox-terrier with this old Welsh 
sheep dog and so got the very qual¬ 
ities he most desired—something 
which feared 
nothing on four 
legs, and gave it 
the name of his 
country seat, 
“Sealyham 
Hall.” 
This dog, al¬ 
though known 
throughout 
Wales for over 
seventy years, 
was not shown 
outside of Wales 
until about twen¬ 
ty years ago. 
Its first appear¬ 
ance at the Crys¬ 
tal Palace Show, 
when it really 
began to have notice taken of it, 
was in 1910. Since that time it 
has steadily grown in favour until 
today it is the most talked of dog 
in England and America. 
There is no doubt that the Sealy¬ 
ham is plucky, pertinacious and 
clever at going to the ground 
for anything. His sporting pro¬ 
clivities make him a terror to any¬ 
thing that runs. As a companion 
he is ideal for the city or country 
home. He is not large enough to 
require much room. He is not small 
enough to be a molly-coddle. 
Directory of Sealyham Kennels 
J. Robinson Beard Mrs. H. M. Harriman Mrs. Byron Rogers 
Reginald Gault Effingham Lawrence Wulescott Kennels 
Greentree Kennels Miss Florence J. Loew Windholme Kennels 
Mrs. Clifford Harmon W. Ross Proctor Bertram G. Worke 
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