The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
(Continued from Last week.


/ After Soft Fecding-After the pup
| pies outgrow the M. NIB Puppy Meal
we recommend either NJ NIB. Dog OF
Puppy Size Biscuit. to be fed exclusive
ly. as they are perfectly balanced, COM
plete foods. and so fed the best in theil
breeding will be developed and main
Stained Dogs will not tire Of Maltoid
Milk Bone, as it satisfies every craving
OF their natures and keeps their condi-
tions normal and adaptable to all sea
sons OF the year and can be relied upor
as safe, dependable diet, that viii
maintain the best conditions of al
breeds at all times
| Avoid Unsuited Foods-A dogs diges.
tion is not adapted to all the foods con-
sumed by human beings: raw cows
milk and starchy foods. such as bread
rice and cereals, being most unsuitable
Although dogs are carnivorous and car
digest meat and bones, an all meal
diet is not advisable for them. Dogs
need a perfectly balanced ration, whicf
/ M NIB. Is, besides being easily digest
ed and exactly suited to their needs
The convenience of a complete, ready
prepared, scientific food is much appre-
ciated by dog lovers, as it saves al
feeding cares.
| Rcgulation-If YOU expect your dogs
to be regular in their habits you mus'
be systematic in feeding them-a regu.
lar. even diet. Judgment must be use1
i If any success is to be attained Will
any system OF feeding; throwing ou1
food, without any idea of quantity, i
/ both wasteful and detrimental TO tnt
/ interests of any good kennel No fooe
| that Is not eaten should be allowed te
remain in front of the dog.
| Surroundings External conditions
affect the health and digestion Of pup
pies materially. and sometimes the fooo
/ ia blamed when the fault lies in tht
surroundings. Warm, dry quarters
must be provided. sheltered from in
| clement weather and sudden changes
! as cold damp conditions. lowering the
external temperature, upset the whole
! system and the circulation, which
should be aiding In quiet digestive
action, is rushed to the surface to coun-
teract the chill. Puppies should fnd
! their own amusement, and never be
| oyerhandled nor oyerexc1ted mol
coaxed to play unduly
/ Worminr-It is necessary to eradi-
cate worms in puppies, as 80 per cent
are born with them, and unless re-
moved the puppies will not grow ane
! thrive on their food as they should
Breeders worm all puppies-large
breeds at four weeks old and small
breeds at six weeks. whether they show
| symptoms Of worms or not. There arf
many kinds Of reliable worm cures (ol
vermifuges) on the market wei
| known breeder tells US he always gives
! this treatment whether the puppies are
| In good condition or not, but not unit
| they have tasted IL hours Casually over
night. following the exact directions
of the cure, which is very important.
GENERAL REMARKS
| First--If these directions are fol
lowed. owners and kennelmen neet
! have no fear of ricketts, nor other com
mon puppy ailments.
Second-For the first two days after
whelping all bitches should be fed en-
| tirely on M. NIB. puppy meal. and once
| day thereafter. to increase the milk
supply.
| Third-For orphan puppies or II
cases where the mother can not nurse
| feeding with the Cruel may begin a.
| once. making 1t SO thin 1t will pass
| through the nipple of nursing bot
! tie. 1t should be kept warm, about 81
degrees Fahrenheit.
| F6urth-The directions for using M
NIB puppy meal also apply for sick
or ailing puppies or dogs, to which o.
| course special care and attention must
| be given.
| Fifth--It will soon be seen from the
above that weaving and feeding pup
| pies consists of a slow, gradual change
| from soft liquid food to the dry bis
cult. gradually increasing the strength
and quality of the food as they develop
| and grow stronger Maltoid Milk Bone
foods scientifically solve the feeding
problem.
| Sixth-n you take pains and are pa
| tient you should succeed in getting re-
suits you will be proud Of
Seventh-Kittens derive the same
benefit from NJ NIB. puppy meal as
puppies also birds. chicks and the
young of many wild animals.
| Eighth-Maltcid Milk Bone foods are
sold by leading dealers and are made
as speciality products and exclusively
| In the United States by +. III. Bennett
Biscuit company, 1914 avenue ., New
| York city.
FOX TERRIER hook OUT
H. H. Hunnewell of Boston. secretary
and treasurer of that old established
| organization the American Fox Terrier
club, has sent out the elaborate annual
book or statement of the organization
Winthrop Rutherford is president OF
the club and Charles W. Keyes vice
president Other officers of the board
! of governors are August Belmont. r. b
Baker, F. II. Farwell, /. C. Ackerman
| C. III. Perrin and ]. j. Lynn. Many
noted winners OF the grand cnaHenge
cup are recalled in the book. There is
the usual educational space given to
particulars of the rules, standard and
stakes of the club. In all 1t is very
interesting book, and no fox terrier
fancier who can procure one should be
without it,
MORE BULLDOGS FROM ENGLAND
Craig G. Stewart and II. G. Bomgard-
| ner of Harrisburg, Pa, have received
two new bulldogs from the kennels of
+. G. Rollings of Birmingham, England.