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Interesting Processes in the Evo
luton Of Canine Wonders,
Now So Popular.
It Is Not Best to Start a Pug in
on Spherical Go
ometry.
Vbadi6hGd tli6 First I1sssBH, WHu IL m usI
Bo Thoroughly Taught-Kind-
ness IL Requisite.

Written for Il SUNDAY INDEPENDENT.
Educated dogs are becoming quite the
fashion In New York. The society young
men and women entrust their pets to pro-
fessors OF canine culture. and the acquire.
ments of the beasts make up for their own
era deficiencies when there are callers to be
entertained. An intelligent dog can be
trained in Ave or six months to a degree of
development SO high that a Fifth avenue
dude is hardly a fit companion for him, in
tellectually.
1t hasn't yet become enough Of Il fad to
induce many men to enter the ranks of Ca
nine instructors, and as a rule the work IL
lone by some exhibitor of trained dogs,
who may be "laying Off for the season.
With society women it is quite the thing ia
cay: II taught dear little Eide all my own
4elf and entirely by l%ove-never SO much as
boxed his ears"
When little Fido hears this he lies down
and dies, if that trick is in his repertory.
The spread of this fancy is made slower
than it might otherwise be by tho popular
ity of the pug dog. A pug doesn't do any,
thing, and ia proud of his ignorance. He
doesn't a to learn, and il you hammer
a trick into his thick head he will always
do it just ss badly as he can. I obtained
this information from Prof. Harry Parker,
who exhibited the trained dogs at the big
show in Madison Square garden.
He also gave me a number of points
about the proper method of conducting the
education of a dog, which may be useful to
outsiders who desire to copy the latest New
York society fad and haven't an instructor
Mt hand. It isn't SO hard a task, nor SO
long, as one might suppose; and it's quite
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Copyright.
THE ROGUE

Where and How He Differs From the Re.
lnainder of His Species.
From the south of India comes the re-
port that an English officer was killed re-
Gently by a ''rogue" elephant, which he had
shot at and wounded. The reader may
possibly ask in what way a ''rogue' Gle.
plant differs from any other, and how he
obtained his name. says a writer in the San
Francisco Call. A rogue elephant is ONT
that has been separated from his herd and
forced to go by himself. If he tries to enter
any herd he is repulsed; even should he
happen to be captured along with other ele-
plants in a "drive," all his fellow captives
hun him, no matter how great may be
their excitement while trying to escape
from their prison, or their grief and de-
spair when they find themselves bound and
starved into submission. The ''rogues''
are vicious in the extreme, very hard to
conquer when captured, and very deter
mined fighters when at large. They wander
about the country, always single and alone,
and devastate plantations and gardens in
great number. One rogue elephant will
do more damage than a herd of ten o.
twenty ordinary elephants. as he destroys
from pure malice, while the herd destroys
only for the sake Of food. Nobody knows
the reasons for the separations Of these
creatures from the herds, but it ia sup
posed to be in consequence of their bad
tempers, or possibly for the commission of
what their fellows consider crimes, just as
a human criminal is ostracized in civilized
countries generally. In South Africa there
are rogue buffaloes, which are kept out of
the buffalo herds in the same way that the
rogue elephants are tabooed. Tn rogue
buffaloes are quite as vicious and dangerous
as the rogue elephants, and when a hunter
encounters one of them he runs a great risk
in assuming the offensive. Rogue elephants
and b~uffaloes will generally, though not
always, mind their own business if let
alone, but woe betide the man who dis
turbs them unless he is a frst-class shot.
has weapons suited to the necessities of the
and can run at great speed.
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taught. Coolies are open to the same OBJ
lection, thought this doesn't a pply to home
entertainment with any of them. Poodles,
spanisls and Yorkshire terriers are easily
taught, and make successful stage dogs.
The Russian poodle, an expensive animal in
this country, is a fine exhibition dog.
Poodles must be full blooded to attain a
high standard of intelligence. Much has
been said in favor of the cur, but / am told
by Professor Parker and others who know
the business that the thoroughbred is the
best dog, especially when it comes to poodles.
In speaking of jumping dogs | meant to
say something about records. They aren't
30 accurately kept as with human athletes,
but there are some figures. The greyhound
leads with a broad jump of thirty-one feet.
and u high jump. of nine feet from the
ground. The highest leap from the two
This was lone by one of Professor Parker's
poodles this winter. The previous record
was fifteen inches by a Japanese dog.
DAVID WEoHELER.
Conyripht.
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, worth undertaking, for there's lots of fur
to be had with a we'll trained dog. After
the first drudgery is over, the work pro-
( .gresses rapidly and the extent and ~variet,
of the resulting amusement depends prinoi.
pally upon the ingenuity of the trainer
But the process must be gone through sys.
Dramatically. II is nearly useless to attempt
to teach a dog spherical geometry in the
first lesson.
After talking with Prof. Parker I began
TO understand n of my own early fail.
ures, when / tried to instruct one of the
most intelligent Newfoundlands that ever
we'll, / won't begin to lie about that dog.
Suffice it to say that 1 made no progress
whatever, because l never taught hin the
primary lesson of obedience. That dog had
no more idea of high authority than a New
York tough with a ''pull." He would re-.
ceive my instructions with a contemptuous
disregard, which was as much as to say,
ego learn a few tricks yourself SO that !
can have a proper respect for YOU" ]
should have made him understand that ]
was the master, and h l might have
been.
The most difficult trick of all is to teach
q dog to mind, and it is ordinarily made
nearly impossible by complicating the idea
with several Others. Let the obedience be
very simple at first, says the professor. Do
not try to train a dog in a room full Of fur
nlture or people. Take him, if possible, to
thLA - hAS uA~ ~ AAoDoNy ShoO
in. Begin by teaching him to sit in a GER
tain place and not to leave it until he is
called. Make him come instantly when he
So spoken to, and return when he is com
manded. Don't let his mind get away from
these fundamental necessities in the course
ST a lesson, and do not experiment with
aim aimlessly or allow anybody else to do
&c.
In connection with the work in the room,
you may carry on an outdoor training
which is equally simple. Teach the dog to
walk with you. For this purpose it is much
better to lead him by a chain than to let
him run loose. Make him walk by your
side tor a while; then a little behind you;
then a little ahead of you. Do not let him
pull hard at the chain, but teach him to
Galk with a steady gait.
CT course he will try to do everything you
don't want him to do. at first. Simply
show him that he can't, but don't whip
him. Encourage him when he does we'll,
but not too lavishlv. AS to whipping, the
bad effects Of it can mover be overcome.
Mo- even those who make training dogs q
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animals intellectual possibilities just from
tho expression Of his face. A clear, bright
eye. q quick, comprehensive glance, y o
OF segerness n vivacity, arc tho signs.
Supplement this observation by letting the
dog loose and Watching his behavior. IL nc
IL frolicsome, active and apparently inter
ested in his play no will DO good work
under proper direction.
The best dog for stage tricks Ia the French
poodle. He IL not quite 80 intelligent az
tho 81. Bernard and perhaps a little behind
the Newfoundland, but he IL more conven-
iently carried about thar either. Settlers
and pointers are bright dogs but they
haven't tho erect pose of some others. II
IL their instinct TO hold their heads and
tails down, and people who don't uadcr-
stand dogs would say that they have been
whipped too much when they are being
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him rigidly in a position which deies the
laws of gravitation, he will never learn the
toick.
In England one of the f~avorite methods
feet" varied by the ''crosswise'' action.
That means making the dog walk with nc
other support than two feet on a side. OF
hind and n fore foot. The method
necessary will be clear enough to anybody.
Teach the dog first to hold up one foot till
you tell him to put it down, and after he
has learned to do it standing he can be led
to do it walking. One of the trick dogs al
the late show learned to do the side foot act
without being taught. Professor Parker
was teaching him to walk with one fore
foot in in the air, when the dog slapped on
n tack with the hind foot, on W4ich the
weight of that side of his body was depend
ing at the time. He was too we'll trained
to put the foro foot dow even in so SHARP
an emergency, SO he hoped along OH two
feet; and it required very little encourage.
ment to implant the trick upon his
memory.
1 think that the back somersault as per-
formed by little Jerry, the Yorkshire ter
rier, Mt the garden, was the most surprising
feat l ever saw a dog perform. yet it may
be taught to any dog if he is we'll built and
intelligent. 1t is done with a harness sim
liar to that which is commonly put upon
pug dogs when they are to tako their after
noon stroll on the avenue. 1t must be SO
arranged that the support will be even for
ut first the dog must be lifted by this har-
ness.
Let him stand in front of you. fscinc to-
wards you. Call him to spring towards YOU
just as q dog ordinarily leaps upon his mas
ter. When his forepaws touch your breast
give him n flip as if he we're a flap jack and
over he goes landing on his feet. It will
surprise him for awhile, but if you nre oare-
full not to let him get hurt, he will learn
what ia required of him and will do it neat
ly. Little Jerry can whirl off a dozen hand
springs backwards rs easily az any tumbler
in the sawdust ring.
have talked with many trainers of dogs
and they all say that that sort of education
undeniably raises n dog in general intelli-
gencc. He learns readily what could not be
taught to m unframed dog. He gets inter
ested In trick work and picks up up amusing
variations which he remembers in n won
derful way. lie become susceptible to the
delighqs of being applnuded, and, alas, he
experiences the paugs of professional lea
lousy. The two clown dogs at the garden
show, though excellent friends off the
stage, hive to be muzzled when they work
Together before nm audience. II In perfect
~ evident that they try to surpass each
other. aud that they do the oleyerest work
of which they are capable when they per-
ceive that their efforts are winning recopni-
ton.
There are stupid dogs and bright ones.
Ii Ia not worth whilo to waste time on Bin
go II he 10 dull. Dog trainers discover an
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PROPOSALS - SEALED PROPOSALS ARE
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story. according to plans and speciirntions on
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tho fret special meeting thereafter. ihs COM
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bids. by order OF the board.
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