Source: Lemmon, R.S. (November 1919). The two fox terriers. House and Garden, p. 50
Aspersions have been cast and must be answered in kind:
When the quality of the breed entry at a dog show is low and the reporter says so:
Mr. Wade, a regular rabble-rouser in the press, allegedly had a dog show prize “analyzed” and found it lacking:
The San Francisco dog show of August 1886 had precious few quality entries in the eyes of the correspondent for Forest and Stream. A few snippets from his remarks:
This petty gentleman could not get the registered name he wanted for his pointer so he took his frustration out on the puppy.
Lastly, a rather on point article on the dog show game, sadly relevant in any era.
