From the book Domesticated Animals and Plants by Eugene Davenport, 1910Two pages from the book Hounds by Frank Townend Barton, 1913Artist unknown, inventor FHC Mey, from the book Cycling Art, Energy and Locomotion by Robert Pittis Scott, 1889Artist unknownCuttlefish illustration from the book Zoology of the Invertebrate Animals by Alexander Macalister, 1896Two pages from the book Atlas de Zoologie: ou collection de 100 planches by Paul Gervais, 1844Art by Tony DiTerlizziTwo pages from the book General and particular descriptions of the vertebrated animals: arranged conformably to the modern discoveries and improvements in zoology, Order Carnivora by Edward Griffith, William Wood & Thomas Davison, 1821Marsupials by Karl Joseph Brodtmann, ca. 1824Echidna skeleton from the book Zoology of the Vertebrate Animals by Alexander Macalister and A. S. Packard, 1878
(I may have taken some liberties here and there with the science part.)
I thought the dog powered bike would help exercising my hounds, after perusing the Foxhound diagrams and extrapolating to Beagles and a Doberman mix.
Mush! Sort of.
Marvelous! My favourite is the dog-powered bike, though the Bigfoot and the wood spirits are a close second.
Why aren’t we all riding dog powered bikes?
I thought the dog powered bike would help exercising my hounds, after perusing the Foxhound diagrams and extrapolating to Beagles and a Doberman mix.
Mush! Sort of.