The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-26
FIRST CLASS KENNELS
IN LONG ISLAND TOWNS
Region About Babylon and Bay
shore Popular With
Dog Owners.

Thee are several interesting and hrst
class kennels in the neighborhoods ~
Babylon Bay Shore. Islp ard the other
beautiful spots in that quarter Of Long
Island. There are the German shepherd
dogs. English settlers and dacashuuds AT
the Rlue Blood Kennels at Babylon. pre-
sided over by Mrs. Eugene Rubino the
host Of dachshunds of all colors, smooth
and rough. at the South Shore Kennels
at Hay Shore, owned by Mrs \. Hunger
ford The German sheepdogs of x \
stewart and W. Schramm OF Bay shore
and the English settlers in the famous
Berkeley Kennels owned by George Ellis
Mrs. Mary &. Cock has Blenhcim spaniels
and there are several others owners of
the highest class dogs in the vicinity. and
most of them appear in the show ring at
one time or another
The Blue Blood Kennels have been
erected on the estate thai Eugene Rubino
has leased. There is plenty Of room. and
there can be little wonder that the dogs
are doing well. The dacnshunds have
been quite successful recently as have the
shepherd dogs. The English settlers are
OF the best strains and excellent in their
good looks Among these may be mem
toned Blue Blood Lady Helen, Blue
Blood Juno Rock and Blue Blood Temp
tation all OF one litter, and OF \. c. Hoo
ley's Meadow View Count Howard and
out OF Cinder's Rock owned by Mrs. Ru-
bino.
There is again a combination OF the
Berkeley settlers and the Blue BLOOD set
ters in the nice litter Of ten puppies, four
dogs and six bitches. that Juno Rock has
to Mr.. Ellis's champion Rumney Regalia.
All setter men will recognize the posi-
bilites of English settlers OF such I'M
doubted and aristocratic lineage.
The German shepherd dogs are headed
\. /. L L..
a fine specimen, trained and now in the
hands Of Frank Addyman and being ex-
hibited on the show circuits. There are
good lot Of Young shepherd dogs out OF
Alma Won Muhlfeld and Hella Won der
Hoffnung.
The dachshunds have among them big
winners, including champion FIieda and
the black and tan Duff Won der Heide,
which scored In IN" winners class for dogs
at the Darhshund Clubs show the other
day. Mrs. Rubino takes a great interest
in her dogs. and she II fond OF saying
that her activity among her charges ac-
counts for her splendid health
The South Shore Kennels of dachshunds
are not only particularly well stocked, but
they contain the highest class OF the Ger
man favored dogs 80 admirable as pets
or companions. and useful for hunting
work, ~ needs he. Mrs. Hungerford ~
fond of open competition, and in her villa
u
| large cups or pieces Of plate won at shows
with her horses. dogs and chickens. Mrs
Hungerford has fancy for bantams of
the cochin and golden seabright kinds
There IL a large number of dachshunds
to be seen in the capaclous kennels and
| all of these dogs are in good form As
winners In the show ring their names ara
we'll known all over America. and. re-
| Gently. Mrs. Hungerford was prevailed
| upon to sell n brother OF her KamerRd
! South Shore to go to Germany and to be
! exhibited in the home of the breed. Sew
eral of the dogs and bitches at Bay Shore
| have been imported. and breeding opera
! tions have been carried on with the great
| est success.
Among the leading dachshunds IN the
| Hungerford quarters and which were eX-
| hiblted at the last show Of the Westmin-
ster Kennel Club, New York. are Labori
| south Shore. Wardmore s S. Fhrlich
| :. s, Bite s. s., Boni = s., Champion
Felix Won Lichenstein Champion Bon Won
| Iichenstein, Runkel S. s.. Wanda Won
Lichensten, Julpa S. s.. Zefora s. r.,
Mannschen s, s.. Mwa $. s., Liebste 5.
s., Komtessel s. s.. Ade!gnde S, s.,
! Champion Rossette II, West End Cham
plon Ante Won Lichenstein. Champion
Windholme Zefora, Champion Erna. One
of the grand old dogs of Mrs Hungerford's
kennels. and a great pet, IN Champion
| Drickes. He was awarded prize nj En-
| glewood. y. j., on July rs, 1914.