New-York tribune., 1914-07-05
REAL HOME FOR
MANY DOGS OF
HIGH DEGREE
Mrs. Pell Has Blue BloodS
In Wampagne Kennels,
on Gedney Farms.
'GABY. LIGHT OF FOOT,
WOULD SCALE WALLS
Blue Ribbon Dachshunde Fra
ternize Through Wire Fence
with Prize PckeS.

The Wanpagne Kennels and Gedney
Ya~rns IS n combination which spells
success. When Mrs. George Bell, own
i,r Of the WampaCnc Kennels, decided
10 leave ner home IN BrOnxvll!e' ever!
zone saio: You never wall md anolher
location as delightful for the dogs
and Mrs. Pell was almost inclined 10
lagrce with them before she found me
llennels all made to order on the Ged-
Ncy farm. ,,,-...
lplains. couple of miles from the
heart Of the city. and TO reach them
lone must drive through the country
ibetwecn hedges of roses, over rustic
bridges and under stately oaks.
Dogs homes are not like ordinary
establishments, for in canine mcnage
Iit is considered quite the proper thing
ITO enter through the kitchen. The front
ldoor 10 the bungalow building whiSh
houses the WampaGne dogs LEADS al
irectly into n huge room, WaerG mug
Kettles on range are emitting ali sor'S
lof delectable odors. To the. rlSnt anu anu
10 the left. leading from the kitcheh
lsre long corridors, out of which open
rhe big roomy compartments WheFe 'ne
xioss play IN rainy weather.
When the weather is fine they are al
lowed TO so out into the runs whlch
Gre laid out for 200 feet in the shade
,of an apple orchard.
zach run fences in n different breed
and the renee which measures u ieet
Enstead OF feet. had to he erected 70
keep Gaby from climbing into the open
and roaming at will in the orchard
Gaby. like her famous naIneSahe, -
srxtremely light OF foot and she as
likes the confines OF the runway Dapy
lis most promising English oull' eieh
tmonths old. In the run next 10 Gao'
SO bluo Great Dane called Rolf.
Then come the Voewood dachshundS
lovned BIZ Mrs. Pell's daughter, Mrs. u
iDavies Tainter. These sausage dogs are
,uorld-wide celebrities, and Champion
,Rrunhilde Won Lichtenstein has oeen
lnronounced the handsomest Cachshuhd
In America, in her own elongated way
iShe never has been beaten, and SIZE
Icompleted her championship wheh Sh1
WAS seven weeks old
Plum West End is another cnamplon \
which Mrs. Tainter has made. botn
,of these beauties are black and tan ;
Adele and Pretzel are red ana HIZ~l
is striped like a tiger.
lust as present she is housed up
.r,;tb voung son. which at this early
stage is sort of mauve with olach
stripes. II this peculiar little Great,
ure grows up it is likely that he VIII
no the only one of his kind in America.
There are some especially good Pc
linrese spaniels in the kennels, some
of which belong to Mrs. Pell, but the
majority are the property OF Mrs. A.
! Holland. Among these are Wee
Cow and Parti Cow, by Cow Dai- oil
Hydegree They are youngsters, hVee
months old. and no one would suspeet
that they were litter brothers, 1or
Parti Cow is about twice the size OF
Wee Cow. They were so named pc
cause Wee is wee and Parti is partl
colored.
Champion Vi Sin of Alderbourne is
the bright particular star in the ken
nels; then there is Kewpie Of Hyde
gree: All Sin Of Hydegree; Chu Tai
and Yeggai of Hydegree; Queenie,
Bingan and a beautiful black matron
called Cooley 1t is said Of Cooley
that she never has had son or a
daughter Of her own jetty hue. Her
puppies usually are red.
The Wampagne Kennels were origi..
nally founded for the production OF
Boston terriers only. and Mrs. Pell has
within the last decade benched some
Of the finest Bostons ever seen IN the
country.
Champion Batch is one Of the best
known, and he is dog which once seen
never will be forgotten. Batch Is
white with brindle markings, just re-
versing the usual order Of things. He
completed his championship at 1--WE
show. under FIVE different judges. HIS
father, Lord Paget, and his mother,
Lady Queenie, both were brindle.
Wampagpe Fosco is fine dark,
.hrindle, light weight By Champion
lFosco; Wampagne Duke is by Cham
pion Trimount Duke-Heinie Peggy.
Little Toby Hooker Is considered one
lof the best toys in America. He is by
tOHearn's Punch and Trixie.
Among the matrons In the kennels,
none is more admired than Wampsgne
Queen Of Hearts. She Is G beautiful
tdainty little creature with scores OF
ribbons and cups In the trophy room.
Before leaving the kennels one must
not fail TO see Woo Hoo Git, which
spends his days setting up on his hind
legs and begging. As soon as any one
approaches his kennel he Is at atten-
ition and ne never relaXes his vigilance
as long as he is admired. Woo is a
beautiful red Peke with black mask.
IL one wishes TO witness canine re-
licity one should wait until refresh
ments are served and watch the con-
servative little Bostonians assert
themselves In spite of the superior
bulk Of the Great Dane and the Eng
lish bull and the royal arrogance OF
the palace dogs from Peking one can
not help observing that it is what one
might term "Boston tea party.