Fox terriers having a meal and fending off an interested party from outside the family. Country Life Illustrated, January 23, 1897 Caniculus. (1903, March 7). Mrs. Kilburn Scott's Samoyeds, Country Life, pp. 300-302 Country Life, December 5, 1903 Country Life, December 19, 1903 The Country-Side, March 27, 1909 Well! Source: Williams, L. (1919). A manual … Continue reading Vintage Puppies
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Country Life, August 3, 1901 Liver, white and tan field spaniels pictured in Country Life, October 19, 1901. A terrier, a foxhound and an ox skull pictured in Country Life, February 8, 1902 Source: Anon. (1902, May 31). A noted kennel of St. Bernards. Country Life, pp. 696-698 Source: Anon. (1902, November 8). Mrs. Hughes' … Continue reading Vintage Puppies
Just a Litter of Setters
An article in the December 6, 1902 issue of Country Life was devoted to the puppies of an English setter named Satanella. The photos are charming and I could not choose any to leave out so here is the entire group:
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I've lost count on what number this is in the series. Let's just say it's number more-again. Source: Voogt, G. D. (1907). Our domestic animals, their habits, intelligence and usefulness. Boston, Massachusetts: Ginn & Co. Two images from: Anon. (1919, March). The sagacity and courage of dogs. The National Geographic Magazine, pp. 253-274 Adorable Sealy … Continue reading Vintage Puppies
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Citation: Live stock society of America. (1895). Official catalogue of the first annual stock and farm show. New York, New York: F. M. Crossett Dogdom, March 1909 Dogdom, January 1910 Five week old St. Bernard puppies with dam and child in The Dog Fancier, July 1913 Dogdom, August 1909 Bull terrier puppy in Dogdom, October … Continue reading Vintage Puppies XI
A Lick of History
In 1886, the U. S. president was Grover Cleveland. He was 49 years old and had married his 21 year old ward, Frances Folsom, in June of that year. Everybody remembers him as the only president to serve two non-consecutive terms but nobody seems to mention the groomer thing. This blurb was published in Forest … Continue reading A Lick of History
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Shields, G.O. (1891). The American book of the dog. Chicago, Illinois: Rand, McNally & Company Bulldog puppies featured in an ad for King Kennels of Providence, RI. Source: Huntington, H.W. (1901). The show dog. Providence, RI: Remington Printing Co Lytton, J. (1911). Toy dogs and their ancestors. New York, New York: D. Appleton and Company … Continue reading Vintage Puppies X
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https://videopress.com/v/aHA7Jqr0?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true Just a few comments on the post today. Dogdom, April 1911 Dogdom, June 1911 Dogdom, September 1911 Haynes, W. (December 1914). The merry little cocker. House and Garden, pp. 354-356 House and Garden, February 1915 "hot-house methods"! Two images from: Norman, A. (February 1915). Airedale the all-round dog. House and Garden, pp. 83-85 Haynes, … Continue reading Vintage Puppies IX
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The Dog Fancier, February 1920 The Dog Fancier, October 1920 Airedales in The Dog Fancier, November 1920 Five week old collies in The Dog Fancier, December 1920 Dogdom, June 1921 Dogdom, June 1921 Dogdom, August 1921 Dogdom, August 1921 Dogdom, August 1921 Good lord. Dogdom, November 1921 Dogdom, November 1921 Dogdom, June 1921 This does … Continue reading Vintage Puppies VIII
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Western Field, February 1903 House dogs. (1908, January). House and Garden, pp. 35-38 Dogdom, December 1912 Dogdom, December 1912 Dogdom, February 1913 Dogdom, March 1916 Hayford, M.E. (1916, June). The Working Collie. House and Garden, p. 23 Haynes, W. (1916, November). The latest and smartest dog of fashion. House and Garden, p. 42. The Dog … Continue reading Vintage Puppies VII
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