New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-01
DOCS DISPLAY
BEST TRAITS IN
HANDS OF women
Kennel Maids Are PROVING
a Valuable Adjunct
in Training.
BULL TERRIER IS
IDEAL COMPANJ0N
Toy Breeds Freakish in Th,i,
Likes and Dislikes-"One MAJ
Types Quite Common.

Propinquity is as potent in fo,-.
attachments between dogs and d.
who see them often as in sueb o.,
instances among humans as pat....
and nurses, professional men and H..
clients, or any lad and his lass. W..
person keeps fifty or one hunS,.,
dogs, especially Of the small scr, !,
is quite & task to do each one iu,,i..
and not make the dogs jealous Of .,,.
other.
This knack is possessed to pertec.io,
by women who take up the car. A,
dogs as trade, and it has made pros..
able the occupation Of kennel maid
Those who are in any degree eap.sl,
have no lack Of employment
The work requires 2 snowledgs O,
such details as the care and handing
of dogs and the manner Of treating
their simple ailments. out what they
are most valued Tor IS their charm
and control over their charges. Each
breed has a different disposition. The
ideal companion. Il not infected with
the fighting bug, is the bull terrier;
bulldogs, contrary 20 their looks, are
the best sort of chums; the Airedale
terrier, due to the o-terhound strain
in its pedigree, perhaps, IS usually
Sc AanVoe.rr.r fnan lf,rri,,
companion; Irish and FOX terriers are
sociable, and the one charge agains.
them is that, like an inrkeepers dog,
they wag tails too quickly for strangers.
All the Scottish and Welsh types o.
terriers are "one-mal dogs asking az.
lection and giving allegiance 10 but
one person.
Settlers and pointers, II house broken,
are ideal companions; otherwise
cyclone in the home elbows are both
ornamental and friendly In the home,
but snappy with visitors The sporting
spaniels, when house broken, are the
best of companions, and this is true,
too. of the English 10Y spanlels, which
are really only dwarf types Of the
cookers, and the original Blenhems
were gun dogs for the early MARI
boroughs.
Pekingese, Pomeranians and JAPAN
csc spaniels are charming 20 those
they love, but snarly and cold 70
strangers. Tootsie, one u the early
japanese spaniels 20 become a cham
zion in this country, he'd wha: might
be termed an angelic face and expses'
sion. They used 10 coulne Tootsie az
the shows in a glass cage, with a LAT.
tice work front of brass bars. Mr. Snt
Mrs. VI. Crawford were the owners.
Nearly every stranger who passed
would stick a finger through the at
tace work and say, pretty Too,sie."
With canine grin Too'Sie would nip
each finger with its harp teeth often
drawing the blood. The record sor enc
of the Westminster shows was tally
Of some $50 bites. made with ;he w.
most good humor by Tootsie. 4
Men and boys. in ehar9e ~ toy and
pet dogs. are apt q -h,r< their groom.
ing duties and 10 he so rough ana
dcmneering AZ tins tha- kennel ~
mates in return become shy and quay'
relsome. Pckes and Poms are aA
moody and rescntfu' Z roughly treat
cd. but both breeds respond qcleSg
TO kind treatment
The stud dog of a kennel, called N
the dog journals "'ae lore o. me
harenl." is very aDy 20 develop auto
cratic trats and % bc inclined 20 %
about as he p'eases I'm Vie exercising
yard. A dog that cams from $500 %,
ward a year for one sorne. woIl
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