The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-15
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4EI is HEAT3 saScNET. a SIC
ENGLISH suEL DOG or LONG


I CAN FieAT WHEN NEcEssaR>
But Is GOOD Ma
TuRED.
George j Gould has a new chum. II
Is a person OF title to whom on nj
8 walks abroad at Lakewood is accord
ed the whole sidewalk Here instow,
folks climb on stoops TO give the arts
tocrat plenty of room Heath Baro
I net is the title of this visitor. and I
IS registered by the English and Amer
lean Kennel clubs. for ,a.e new cbun
is a fine type OF the English bulidoe-
says the New York "Sua..
a dog more or less at Georgian
court does not usually concern resi-
dents or TRANSMIT visitors In Lake.
wood. The young Goeids have al:
ways about twenty dogs of assorted
shapes and sizes. ana are ready 70
| fight at any tine for s:tci and every.
dog in the motley pack Bur IL is
different with Heath Earonet.
AS he approaches ceI7iaS down the
village street the slow moving pile OF
brfndle fur shapes Itself into muscular
shoulders. strong bowed legs. mas.
siye jaw and white, cleaning tcet.:-
millions OF teetiS. IL seeins-an some
how strangers are not anxious Ia.
meet the bulldog face TO face It.
5grieves Heath Raroner. for there Is;
a friendly heart behind his ferociou=-
face and mouthful Of teeth. and ne of
ten turns pleasantly toward strange
and gives him a soeiabIe wag of the
tail
This tail IS short and screwy. rs Il !
is behind the cheval de frise pointed
toward him the stranger cannot see
was and is wont to rnisfnterpret
HEATH Baronet,s Intentions. with the
result that the bulldog IS stu more
alone
It is different when he is waltiug
with his MASTER. Then Heath saro-
net stays close TO Air. csould,s heels
and those who stop 20 talk witt, thezi
railroad maenate par the dog c- push
him aside with the foot like door
mat It's all one TO Heath Bsroret.
WHO sits then With his beady eyes
up to Mr. Could In SHY ado
ration.
No one has ever made believe TO as
sault ar Could to see what Heath
Baronet would do. There Is a marker
reluctance to play that JOKE, but Lake:
rOo1 reeSJ 1SF,fr ,r,,,,o.;,,.<.-,4
lrrfvals what fun II would be % MAKE
he attempt
That bulldog Is clearly daily over
VI. Gould. said one Of his household.
He has to be kept chained up when
.fr. Gould is at dinner or in evening
Iress and then the beast keeps whfa-
ne until he IS released. But when
Ir- Could is out TIE dog VIII await
lis coming without complaining.
For the last week or so HEATH
saronet has been with the GorIds al
heir city home The attachment The
ulIdog has formed FOR his master has
cen noticed by all the callers It the.
ouse. The three senior Goulds have
ways been dog fanciers, George OF
ointers, Frank of ST. Demands and
toward Of Old English sheepdogs,
ut such a jealous attachment to
aster is new to them despite all the :
2gs they have owred. =
Heath Baronet was lu..ght In Eng. :
nd when the George Gouids were !,
broad last summer. re is said 10 8
I'VE cost $1,000. It was Mrs Could
ho wanted the dog and he was pur
lased for her. The new dog IS al. 9
ost solid brindIe. and. while typi- :
/ in head. shoulders and quarters, = =
} has more activity and is more CONF :
than maay prize BULLDOGS =
the shows. a
This is because the English breed
S have been neglect. utility for u
shion. the result berg bulldog OF 9
assiye front and dwaTed hindqaar. =
IS that in some Instances can y
rdly walk from the bench 10 sie y
ow ring. Such bulldogs are made" 3
some extent by fading and fora
cade there have beee 8 few of tre e
cd all-round sort nj the English pa
ows. In this country breeders nave ~
been such extremist for the big ~
nted sort, and many OF the active %
t have been imported. for the bench "
ows in England were practically ec
sed to them But Heath Baronet. 70
o is to be entered at The westnrin. rit
r Kennel Club show By Mrs. Could. 1rrt
] be to an extent a revelation even Sc.