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My dog and I

THE HOUND (HARRIER).

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Illustration from My dog and I: Being a concise treatise of the various breeds of dogs, their origins and uses. Written expressly for the novice, containing a comprehensive mode of treatment both in health and sickness, together with the names of some prominent breeders.

(From Modern Dogs.)

Illustration from My dog and I: Being a concise treatise of the various breeds of dogs, their origins and uses. Written expressly for the novice, containing a comprehensive mode of treatment both in health and sickness, together with the names of some prominent breeders.

Origin.—Is little else than a small-sized English foxhound. By some considered to be cross of “Southern hound” and beagle.

Uses.—Hunting the hare, sometimes foxes and deer.

Illustration from My dog and I: Being a concise treatise of the various breeds of dogs, their origins and uses. Written expressly for the novice, containing a comprehensive mode of treatment both in health and sickness, together with the names of some prominent breeders.

Scale of Points, Etc.

Value.

Head 10

Neck 5

Shoulders 10

Chest and back ribs 10

Back and loins 10

Hind quarters 15

Elbows 5

Legs and feet 20

Color and coat 5

Stern 5

Symmetry 5

Total 100

Illustration from My dog and I: Being a concise treatise of the various breeds of dogs, their origins and uses. Written expressly for the novice, containing a comprehensive mode of treatment both in health and sickness, together with the names of some prominent breeders.

The points are same as those of the English foxhound, except that the head is wider and heavier, nose longer and broader, ears set farther backward, not rounded.

Height.—Sixteen to twenty inches.

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