Evening star., 1935-04-21
PUBLIC LIBRARY

"IGURATIVELY speaking, Wash
H ington is going to the dogs
on Friday and Saturday. April
26 and 81. Actually, local dog
lovers will be focking to the
| Washington Auditorium, where the
National Capital Kennel Club is hold
ing its Sixth Annual Dog Show. For
| those who want to know more about
the dogs they will see or how to raise
the pup who may charm them into
buying him, the technology division
of the Public Library offers the fol-
lowing selected list Of books:
"Man's Best Friend"
Pure Bred Dogs, the Breeds and
Standards as Recognized by the
American Kennel Club. 1929.
RKTD.Am3.
The Official publication, giving
standards of the different recognized
breeds in this country" Well illus
trated.
Puppies, Their Choice. Care and
Training, by E. c. Ash. 1923.
| RKTD.As3.
An English authority writes with
humor and understanding on all
phases Of puppy raising. The illus
trations are worth the price of the
book to any dog lover.
Modern Dogs. Their Standards, Care,
/ pranlivn Troip{yon onA
Treatment. Over 100 illustrations.
BY w. A. Bruette. 1882. RKTD.
B833mo.
| A handy manual for the novice.
Dog Owners Guide, by E. F. Daghsh.
1888. RKTD.D2
"The plan of the book includes ad"
vice for beginners, choosing dog.
short sketches of the various breeds
and several chapters on the care,
breeding and training of dogs"
Everybody's Dog Book, by A. j. Daw-
son. n. d. RKTD.D328e.
Our Dogs. What We Should Know
About Them, by C. E. HARRISON
1882. RKTD.H2l.
"Mr. HARRISON is at his best ir
dealing with the psychology of the
dog, and many a dog and many ar
owner will have reason to be grateful
to him for his wise counsel on the
introduction Of the new dog to tht
home and on its subsequent training.
n. M. Cleveland.
Your Dog. How to Buy Him, Breec
Him, Show Him and Care for Him
by N. w. Lewis. 1881. RKTDL58
The book sis the outgrowth of 8
sincere love of dogs and long, sym.
pathetic familiarity with their needs.
by an author who Is convinced thai
any. effort toward q better under.
standing of the dog and his needs Il
worth making.
Dogs and Their Care. by o. H. Schul-
theis. 1880. HKTDSch8.
Keeping Dog. It's Training and Care
in Health and Sickness. by r. F
Wall. 1888. RKTD.W1155.
Breeding and Training.
Dog Training for Home and Stage; .
Complete Textbook for the Dos
Trainer. Including 80 interesting
Tricks, by Monty Collier. 1884
RKTD.C69. 4
Kennel Building and Plans, by Viii
Judy. 1929. RKTD.J92.
How to make the dog comfortable
and keep him healthy through hi!
surroundings.
Principles of Dog Breeding, Presen.
tation of Heredity in Dogs, by Viii
Judy. 1880. RKTD.J92p.
Every phase of scientific breeding
is discussed.
Training the Dog; Complete Instruc.
tions Suitable for All Breeds ant
All Purposes, Including Field anc
outdoor Work, by Will Judy. 1884
RKTD.J92t2.
Diet for Dogs, by G. W. Little. 1929
RKTDL72d.
General instructions and specific
"diets for every canine breed" from
the Afghan hound to the Yorkshire
terrier.
Profits in Puppies, by George Malcolm
1881. RKTD.M28.
A book intended to fill specific
need-to make better business mer
and women out of established breed
ers and to tell the truth about th'
possibilities and pitfalls in dogdom Il
people interested in this field"
"Every Dog Has His Day"
In addition to general works, thu
Library has books on the particular
breeds. If your favorite breed is no
listed, look in the card catalog at tht
Library under the name of the breed
You will probably find that some ont
has written a book about it.
The Airedale, Treatise on the His.
tory, Breeding, Care and Treat
ment Of These Useful Dogs. b.
| WA. Bruette. 1920. RKTD .D833al
The Chihuahua, by I. H. Garrett
1884. RKTD.G2.
Scottish and Irish Terriers, by viii
liam Haynes. 1912. RKTD.H HISS
Working Dogs; an Attempt to Pro-
duce Strain Of German Shep
herds which Combines WORKING
| Ability and Beauty of Conforma
| ton, by Elliott Humphrey ant
Lucien Warner. 1884. RKTD HISS
Our Friend the Cairn. by Rowland
Johns. 1882. RKTD.J62p
Our Friend the Pekingese, by Rowland