New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18
Chadurjian Kennels H,v.
Some Nearly Perfect
Types of Breed.
GENERAL KOBI AND
YAMA HEAD FLOCv
Nogi, Star Of Lot, Missed Bin.
at Recent Charity Show
Through Ill.Timed Nan.


tinent did not stop at Magdals,. o'
II has reached az far Eas. a. ~
bush. Some persons may be Sn,,-s,
y learn that there are an Adri,'
Togo and a General Kobi, not 10 =.
tion a Mikado, eBcamped with 80
large retinue in the vicinity Of ca
son Avenue. in the City OF Chu,el..F
Mrs. A. VI. Chadurjisn is resns.s
bic for this state Of affairs. In -,
she has let loose the dogs OF w,.s
for it is the japanese spaniel, 49,.
make up the invading army. NJ,
Chadurjian, in other words, has ,,.,l
lished a kennel for these rars 80
beautiful products Of the Oriental "a.
nine world.
This particular breed at first so-,.
ished in all parts % Japan, but n p.
cent years the interior Of the i,l,,I
kingdom has supplied the hishss,
types. Ard it was 20 the interior !;
the country that Mrs. Chadur,i,s
turned few years ago when she dteis.
ed 10 start her kennels.
The first dog TO greet the strany.,
a. the gate at rs Clarkson Ayenus 1,
General KobL you see, this /, |,
military age" the matron Of the k.s.
nels explains, land the japanese ara I,
warlkc race. So that fact accounts
, for General Kobi and Admiral Toa,'
No establishment Of this kind would
be complete, Of course, without at leas,
an Admiral Togo"
Anyhow, Kobi is the first to loot
over the visitor, and he is a msgnit.
cent specimen Of the breed, although |,
bit larger .han the general run. Re ia
the father Of the greater number q,
the flock which comes dancing slor9
with most charming grace behind hr
Yama, .he queen mother, has A
double supply Of dignity She no. o,lr
has her own, but that which the Gen.
eral lacks as we'll Yama, theFeiors
makes no wild rush 70 welcome guess
but takes her station n the eentrs 4
the advancing flock and with a queenl-
air keeps an eye or her numsrca,
progeny, and az the same time gives
the intruder the once over" Thes
is nothing frivolous about Yama She
is sane and sensible, and withal Is o,
rare beauty.
Count Nogi is one OF the mos. near.
~ perfect dogs IN the kennels, messur.
ing up to the eXacting requirements .,
the breed In fact. the Count took
second prize at the Charity Dog SHOW,
and would have had first easily, Mr.
Chadurjisn says, II the judging had 10,
taken place so late in the evening
It was just Nogi's bedtime, il seems,
when this class was reached. he pre-.
ferred his regular nap 20 a blue rib-
bon and went to sleep Just as the Judge
was sizing him up. Despite his snooz.,
as said, he captured second honorS
No description Of Mrs Chadurjisn'i
collection of spaniels would be cor.
plete without mentioning Cheed az.
likes all the men. but has brpa8v
use for her own sex. Mrs c. says 49,
as a rule the little Japs are most a..
fectlonate and friendly TO one and ell.
But Cheesi just can. stand women
folks around.
Cheesi is a bit tricky, too, sad %
say, for very often she greets Won
an visitor with the greatest cordisliy,
and Mrs. c. is just about ready to be-
lieve that her ACCOMPLISHMENTS have
been OF some value. after all, vhea
Cheesi gives vent 70 the same old grogl
and stalks away. IT'S most diseourag
ing" says Mrs. c.
The rarest specimen OF japanese
spaniel, according TO the mistress o.
the kennels, is the tri-color type, and,
much to her delight, one Of the 1t
tiers six months ago contained q DOG
with these markings, which has been
aptly named Pink Sen. As far IS Ms,
c. knows, Pink is the only member Of
the breed in this country with brown
face. although they are fairly common
in Japan. A Baltimore woman paid
$4,000 for a dog similar 10 Cheesi ONLY
a short time ago
The japanese span.cls are hardy an'
Will eat anything. from rice 10 porter
house steak. The only trouble Mrs
Chadurjian has had with her charge
was two years ago, when. after ei
hibiting several at dog show IN Lon:
Island. distemper invaded the Kennels
A number Of the younger animals cist
and the loss was in the neighooFnooc
of $4,000. The average lie Of the Jap
is fifteen years, although In the!T 70
tive land they often live 70 nineteen o.
twenty.
One Of the victims Of The distempe
Is perched in a glass case in hr'
Co.'S parlor. Il was five months o.,
and was unusually small for the ore et;
1t was its size that made Il impoSslo.'
for the animal 20 combat the disease
for it appeared to be one OF the s'uf
diest dogs in the lot.
The success Mrs. Chadurllan mas a.
tanned with the japanese spaniels e "a
induced her TO branch out a BIT. 30
already has a few Pomeranians ana y
planning TO introduce Peklngese :"
well into the kennels
These new elements viii not eteA'
any disturbance, for IL appears tna' VI,
laps only fight among themselves sn
invariably it is the males who start w 70,
rumpus. But any one who makes ca
at 26 Clarkson Avenue in the eApvS
tation of seeing a few diminutiye JSp
go at one another will doubtless y
disappointed .,..,
In the first place, they only hsh., 2,
rare occasions and never wheh Wy Wy
are playing the role " hosts. NJ
and Yama know how 20 treat 1nv 4.
guests and they keep their chi'oie" ="
their proper place.