The Spaniel And Its Training
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" Niven imported Black Bess; she was by old Brush out of old champion Rhea. He also im- ported Lass o' Breda; but what good have they ever done for cocker breeders ? Bene Silk is the only good one from Niven's lot I have seen. There has been too much selling and not enough mating and selecting and remating, which is the only way to es- tablish a type.
" Pitcher also had at his kennel when I was there, Feather, quite a winner in the liver and white class.
I think she was quite the best of her co...lor I have ever seen. She left quite a lot of her stock through the country, and some of her strain I often see at the Boston shows. Cherry Boy, winner of second, New York, and first, Boston, this year (1890), is from that same strain on one side and Obo on the other. Then there was Winslow's Success, a 50 lbs.
dog with bad front legs, who never left any stock that has become prominent. Success was shown at Boston and won there.
"Obo, Jr., was imported by Leavitt of Boston, who was a partner of Fellows' once.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Niven imported Black Bess; she was by old Brush out of old champion Rhea. He also im- ported Lass o' Breda; but what good have they ever done for cocker breeders ? Bene Silk is the only good one from Niven's lot I have seen. There has been too much selling and not enough mating and selecting and remating, which is the only way to es- tablish a type.
" Pitcher also had at his kennel when I was there, Feather, quite a winner in the liver and white class.
I think she was quite the best of her co...lor I have ever seen. She left quite a lot of her stock through the country, and some of her strain I often see at the Boston shows. Cherry Boy, winner of second, New York, and first, Boston, this year (1890), is from that same strain on one side and Obo on the other. Then there was Winslow's Success, a 50 lbs.
dog with bad front legs, who never left any stock that has become prominent. Success was shown at Boston and won there.
"Obo, Jr., was imported by Leavitt of Boston, who was a partner of Fellows' once.
What to read after The Spaniel And Its Training?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mercer, F. H. F to read onlineMoreLess
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