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FOX-TERRIER A picture full of life and go — at present odds in favour of our friend with the prickly coat I08 THE LIVING ANIMALS OF THE WORLD Photo bj E, Landor\ \_Ealing BLENHEIM AND PRINCE CHARLES SPANIELS This little group ivill ser've to slww the appearance of these charming little pets Italian Greyhounds, another old-fashioned variety of toy dog, should not exceed 12 lbs.
in weight, but in my opinion are better if they are some pounds less. Much like miniature greyhounds in shape and bu...ild, they are elegant, graceful little creatures, very sensitive to cold.
Shades of fawn, cream, or French gray are most common ; but some are slate-blue, chestnut-red, and other tints. Of late years the breed has met with more encouragement, and there is less fear of its being allowed to die out.
Griffons Brusselois have been greatly taken up the last few years. They are something like Yorkshire toy terriers in size and shape, but with a shortish harsh coat, generally of some shade of reddish brown, very short face, small shining dark eyes, heavy under-jaw, short thick body, and an altogether comical appearance.
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FOX-TERRIER A picture full of life and go — at present odds in favour of our friend with the prickly coat I08 THE LIVING ANIMALS OF THE WORLD Photo bj E, Landor\ \_Ealing BLENHEIM AND PRINCE CHARLES SPANIELS This little group ivill ser've to slww the appearance of these charming little pets Italian Greyhounds, another old-fashioned variety of toy dog, should not exceed 12 lbs.
in weight, but in my opinion are better if they are some pounds less. Much like miniature greyhounds in shape and bu...ild, they are elegant, graceful little creatures, very sensitive to cold.
Shades of fawn, cream, or French gray are most common ; but some are slate-blue, chestnut-red, and other tints. Of late years the breed has met with more encouragement, and there is less fear of its being allowed to die out.
Griffons Brusselois have been greatly taken up the last few years. They are something like Yorkshire toy terriers in size and shape, but with a shortish harsh coat, generally of some shade of reddish brown, very short face, small shining dark eyes, heavy under-jaw, short thick body, and an altogether comical appearance.
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