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A
BOOK
ON
DOGS
By
CHARLES
HENRY
LANE
ALL
ABOUT
DOGS.
A
Book
for
Doggy
People.
With
85
full-page
Illustrations
(in-
cluding
nearly
70
champions)
by
R.
H.
Moore.
Price
7s.
6d.
net.
Demy
8vo.
Price
$2.
50
net.
"One
of the
most
interesting
contributions
to
the
literature
of
the
day."—
Z^az/y
Chronicle.
"Mr
Lane's
book
is
worthy
of
a
place
on
the
shelves
of
any
sporting
library."
Outlook,
"A
most
interesting,
indeed,
an
entirely
fascinating
book."—
St
James
s
Gazette.
"A
mine
of
information."—
Fwr
and
Feather.
"
To
be
read
from
cover
to
cover."
Country
Gentleman.
"The
'points,'
in
competitions,
are
set
forth
as
becomes
a
practised
judge
;
the
remarks
on
treatment
and
disease
are
practical
and
brief
;
the
illustrations
are
good
and
spirited."—
"Every
breed
is
taken
and
described
on
a
plan
that
is
full
and
satisfactory,
while
the
Doggy
Stories
will
tickle
everybody's
palate
I
"
—
Sportsman.
"The
advice
he
gives
to
exhibitors
is
invaluable,
coming
from
one
ivho
has
almost
an
unrivalled
record
as
a
judge.
Dog
lovers
of
every
degree
should
hasten
to
possess
themselves
of
this
excellent
handbook."
Pall
Mall
Gazette.
"C.
H.
Lane,
whose
knowledge
of
dogs
is
extensive
and
peculiar,
has
written
a
book
about
dogs
which
is
absolutely
the
most
fascinat-
ing
we
have
ever read*
Everyone
who
loves
dogs
should
treat
himself,
or
herself,
to
a
copy
of
this
excellent
volume
!
"
Star.
"
With
this
book
as
a
guide
the
uninitiated
cannot
go
far
wrong
and
even
the
specialist
may
\^zxvi."—Echo.
John
Lane,
Publisher,
London
&
New
York