Vintage Puppies: Guess the Breeds

These photos were published in the February 1915 issue of Country Life in America without any identifying information. If you’d like to take your best guess on any of these, put it in the comments. I’ve numbered them for reference and included my guesses for your approval/mocking.

1. My guess: English setters or foxhounds (which are very different in appearance when grown but at this age, I can’t tell!)
2. My guess: I just don’t know.
3. Might be the same pup as shown in the previous photo?
4. My guess: Pomeranians
5. My guess: wirehaired fox terrier (I believe the woman is holding a camera.)
6. My guess: English setter
7. My guess: poodles
8. My guess: borzoi. If I’ve got this one wrong I should really hang it up.

These last photos are from an Italian book on hunting dogs. I typed the caption into a translation site but all I got was “White and orange puppies, three months old” so no breed information.

9. My guess: one of those Italian hunting hounds whose tails are docked (vague, I know, but the judges have allowed it)

Source: Veccio, Angelo. (1899). Il cane in azione o le prove sul terreno. Baldini, Castoldi e C. Edit. https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/114251

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