The San Francisco call., 1913-08-24
SABINE KENNELS IN ENGLAND

The retirement of the Sabine ken
nels from the bench shows in America
was followed shortly by the news that
a number OF the Sabine smooth fox
terriers had been shipped to England
for competition. This. of course, is
nothing new on Mr.. FarweI1s part as
his dogs have been exhibited there be-
fore and have won high honors. Mr..
Thomas. who went over on the same
boat with the dogs. will manage them
on the other side. Now comes the news
that 1t is not exactly a visit The
Sabine dogs are to establish a kennel
in England to bear the same prefix as
Mr.. Farwelrs American kennel
TRAVELLING Dogs NOT LONELY
There are many dogs being brought
across the sea to America every year
People think of the time required to
make the trip and Immediately think
that the dogs suffer terribly and are
lonely on the way over. In the first
place the dogs are not confined In the
crate. but are taken out and exercised
regularly On board ship all dogs COM
ing as freight" are looked after by
the butcher These men understand
dogs and how to feed and care for
them. The dogs have plenty of room
on the cattle deck. where they, are in
the company of horses and other live
stock on the way over.
Kennel Gossip Heard Here and There
Thomas w. Larsen of New York is
getting together a kennel of old Eng
1ish sheep dogs, having purchased Peg
O Rauesey. whose puppies have attained
much glory. Mrs. Larsen is also inn
porting young English matron from
Ainc L =
named Woolwinder
Irving Fl. Oliver of Tropico, CAL re-
ports litter of nine Airedale puppies
by Illuminator Jr. out of the good bitch
Vixen.
The Airedale bitch Colne Dairy Maid.
by Watland Masterpiece, has been sold
to the Black Canyon kennels. She
comes in whelp to Rockley Oorang.
These kennels also have bitch in
whelp to Elruge Monarch. These two
strains will help them a great deal in
pulling to the front
The Laddix Kennels Estacada, Ore,
are beginning to be some pumpkins"
in the Airedale game in the northwest.
Champion Oarsman. one of the best
Boston terriers In America, died Wednes-
day of old age at the home of his owner,
Mayron W.. Robinson Of Hackensack,
N. j. This dog was shown-all over the
United States and won many first prizes.
George F.. Downer, owner Of the
Kootenai kennels of Butte, Mont, has
moved his kennels to a. new location
not far from Butte. His new location is
good one. The kennels are at an alti-
tude of 500 feet and the land is slop
ing, providing. perfect drainage.
Elruge Monarch has just passed his
ninth birthday. He is still in good con-
dition and his record of winning and
champion get in England is a matter of
history, which shows that aswen cared
for dog will last many year.
And in the meantime Pol Roger is
proving himself the peer of all our
French bulldogs when it comes to string
large litters of quality pups and healthy
pups, and that is what counts
E. j. Blanco. owner of the famous
Dromore Airedale kennels, has some ex-
ira fine litters of pups. For a pleasant
day and a look at some nice 'uns, you
can not do better than take trip to
Vallejo.
The Glass Mountain kennels report
good business and many sales. This only
shows what good and consistent adver-
tising and courtesy TO customers will
do.
Mrs. F. NJ. Fenwick, owner of the