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My dog and I : $b 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.

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My dog and I : $b 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.

by Harry Woodworth Huntington

EN·~2 hours·69 chapters

Chapters

69 total
1

MY DOG AND I.

2:14
2

PREFACE.

2:07
3

THE BULLDOG (ENGLISH).

3:52
4

THE BULLDOG (FRENCH).

1:07
5

THE CHESAPEAKE BAY DOG.

1:20
6

THE COLLIE (ROUGH-COATED).

2:32
7

THE COLLIE (SMOOTH-COATED).

0:12
8

THE DALMATIAN (COACH-DOG).

2:22
9

THE GREAT DANE.

2:03
10

THE HOUND (BASSET).

1:36

Description

A practical guide for anyone new to dog ownership, this concise treatise walks readers through the world of canine breeds, from the sturdy English Bulldog to the fleet-footed Greyhound. It offers clear snapshots of each breed’s history, typical uses and the characteristics that make them distinct, all illustrated with tasteful half‑tone drawings. The author also shares handy pointers on selecting a healthy puppy and understanding the qualities prized by seasoned breeders.

Beyond breed profiles, the book includes straightforward advice on caring for dogs in both good health and times of illness, presented in plain language without arcane jargon. A useful directory of reputable breeders rounds out the volume, making it a handy reference for those who want to nurture a well‑balanced companion or consider entering the show ring. Whether you’re looking for a loyal watchdog or a graceful pointer, the guide equips novices with the essential knowledge to make confident choices.

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Language

en

Duration

~2 hours (151K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Original publisher

New York: The Caxton Press, 1897.

Credits

Sonya Schermann and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)

Release date

2024-02-26

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

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About the author

HW

Harry Woodworth Huntington

1851–1902

Best known for writing practical, early dog books, this author spoke directly to newcomers who wanted clear advice on breeds, care, and the show ring. His work has a brisk, useful quality that still feels approachable today.

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