The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-09

"a days are coming. Not the
IN aays .ha; are 50 unpopular In
III II yev England. but those when the
~ ayss;ocratic canine proudly poses
=. E<ucn. with ais hair combed to
- enepess and his form toned to
sInetc excellence.
- SouY.h annual show Of the Seattle
80 csvb viii eclipse all previous e.
- re entry list will BE- larger, the
S6ue eiasses VIII be generally he&tef
Snarsed, and several unusually rare
$1,000 Of heightened QUAdruDeds az
49, lineage will tug at chains In their
- s.rax-lit;ered homes.
- II beauty In uglinsss. This may
- narodoxicai. but II II especially true
- Call one mans dog handsome
= 10 ready 10 fight; cali another
- dog ugly and he will bristie up like
~~euosne A dog il truly mans best
- but that Is not saying that his
~ fx1snd" does not GET him into trour
Qwe was q time when B. Pelav. az
snnsn 4 PeEiy. probably pointsA - Nc
Seafed sheep dog Shag as the ugii-
= Eeh-bred in Seattle. That day has
! -. ana sfr. Polly sorrowfuily takes
rs In. 10 Julius KedeIsheimer, ownar
Z H. Bedi.ns; ton terrser Clarence J.
4uiessd me to think ! had been de-
80" said Mr.. Pesly. but when I
Mr.. ReaeisHeimer's terrier | was
- TO admit he had gone ma several
- Better shae Is handsome CON-
- with the Bediin9fon.''
~ does nor mind his forced abdica-
- He continues 10 race Up and down
toM street every day, and those who
y ignorant Of DIR. Redeishelner' dis
osy say: "Oh, my. what a qaser-iook-
= Sox. ! wonder IL someone Clipped
4 his tail" Despite his ugiiness he is
g Cea, pet, and ar. Pesly values him
xshly
e appearance he is of a shorter and
eufser build than his cousins, the Scotch
~ Welsh sheep dogg. aud his coat is
casually long and shaggy. His skull
: yoani and his mlzxie il traneate5, with
- coupling short and square. Tue chief
DtBre OF the breed 10 Its absence Of
r
~ working dog Shsgs family has no
nperlor Taey are specially adapted 10
t5ys sheep, and often show their clever
lwx by running over the backs OF a
ieeeiy packed flock Of sheep and. get
~ In front. turning them This method
} adopted when IL 10 impossible to pass
1 the side. FIocks OF from 30 10 30
Assp can safely be left for these dogs 10
Isk after
They are rare. and q specimen Of pure
bod. such as Mr.. psiiy owns. In very
kuabie I'm the eyes Of dog fancier A,
70 New York bench show tais year.
here the entry list vas the creates, in
- history OF the world and where large
'aihlis were sent from ali parts Of
nEope. there were only three OF Shag's
nily on the list
Very Rare Dog.
Mr.. Redelsheimer's Bcdlington terrier
frequently taken for a dog without a
me. II In not strange either This
4 10 the ugtiest creature with blue blood
j his veins that ever lived in Seattle.
llne-tenths of the people who visit the
now will wonder at the statement that
> u the rarest dog In this part OF the
ssniry and could not be purchased for
lsA His real value may not reach the
Sare named. but Mr. Redelsheiner spent
ssr two years writing to different noted
as fanciefs before he secured the enc no
~ entered as Clarence j, The dog was
aaned after Clarence Jacobsen, OF Port
md personal friend Of Mr.. Redel-
laAmer
AreDce j. Is one Of three or four Bed
ksxions In this country. He was bred
y Alfred Il. Rigs. an eminent attorney
I Baltimore. Nd. He Was wheiped June
!. lw'. his sire being Epicura and his
an Beachgroye Blueheil On his sire's
ess his grandstre is CHI Tick Tack.
Lbs whose picture Ia often given In
ocks on dogs, and his sranddam Polly
Gnkworth. 1854. On his dams side