The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-05

/ society, Bertha actually smiled 80
! pleased was shc, That called attention TO
! her teeth.
Please look at Bertha's teeth and see
| II any Of them need filing said her owner.
J II am 80 afraid she get. the toothachc. She
/ Is An nervous, | would never be able 10 take
/ care Of her II she we're TO have tho tooth
I ache
/ B,rthas teeth were duly inspected
Get a tooth brush for her and uea tooth
| wash daily or you will soon have trouble
! with her teeth, declared the dog expert
Poor dear. She shall have her tooth
/ brush right away And again Bertha was
| petted and told what an adorable child she
was Really. she Is so -en gitive. she UNDER
stands my very Thoughts, am sure. Now
! come on home,
This 70 the beast who refused TO walk in
her now toe nails and planted herself de-
family and snarIed
This exhibition Of temper. however. was
only another proof Of Bnrthas fine nervous
organization, 20 she was foDdly wrapped IN
the folds O! the white satin and fur OF her
owners coat and carried home
Then Billy took his morning lesson. He
Is an advanced pupil and is in a class by
himself.
Billy knows dern sight more than
most men, said the trainer, n the dog
waited for his first lesion. -Ho knows
what say, evory word OF Il. And can't
understand him when he talks 10 me.
Laugh, Billy no said. to prove his state
ment.
Bily's eyes lit UP with mcrrment his
great mouth spread, showing two rows of
formidable worries, and he Chuckled a
hoarse cultural, as IL he had just heard tho
Joke Of the season.
THE lady tramped on your toe. Billy. Your
toe il hurt" declared the trainer, suggest
ing a train OF thought to the dog after the
manner OF the hypnotist.
Billy picked up the hurt paw and llmped
around the room on three legs.
Now. Billy, get ready TO eat your
Billy sat up on his hind logs. tucked All
imaginary napkin In his emerald studded
collar, smoothed out the corners, after the
manner Of some men, and then waited for
luncheon 20 be served.
Now. Billy, take Jack out for walk
The big, wise bull gTavely took the leash
OF the terrier between bis teeth aud started
down Broad way, trotting ga rly. And woe
to the adventuresome boy VINO tried to take
Jack away from him on one Of these morn
ing walks,
This was n busy morning for the mani
cure. A husband and wife brought another
bull, a big white fellow. The wife was
so afraid that the brute would be hurt that
she walked p and down in tho snow out
side, declining TO watch the operation and
allowing her husband 10 superintend it.
Sometimes she would peep in at the win
dow, but when her pet would howl she
would stick her fingers in her ears and
hurry past.
And the dog was so vicious that he slvly
watched his chance TO take q large Pics
out Of the trainers hand and showed a c.
oided inclination TO swallow the nippers
and the file.
That dog isn't right in his mind, growled
dog groom. Here Is another Of the
same kind
The other was a big fellow who walled
DlealinplY TO ba taken Qut "a lig pa
and when this was done slyly watched his
chance 10 vent his anger on the dog nearest
70 him. This dangerous brute was
boarder. tho petted darling of n family
who sends him to the training school in
the winter. In the summer he accompanies
his owners TO the country.
The majority of the boarders are
there for the winter, the boarding school
being preferred for them to life in an apart
ment house. Daily the owners, if they be
come and take their pets out for
walk, bringing candy. cake and delicacies
OF the season for them.
One Of the notables Of the school Is bull
that once was a member of Senator Hanna's
family. He conducts himself with great
dignity and IA one of the best trained Of
the bow vows. His strong point is table
etiquette.
He has no bad habits. In this respect
he Is unlike Billy; for Billy smokes a pipe
His happiest moments, sad to relate, seem
10 be when he gets the trainers pipe and
Is permitted to sit on the platform, apart
rom the other boarders, and enjoy quiet
smoke.