The Sporting Dog
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To be sure, some have won the highest championships, but I do not believe that they did it with their heads. I have seen a number of high-class bitches, but I never saw one exhibit those feats of intelligence which I have seen a number of times in the setter Doc Hick, and more than once in the pointer King Cyrano, as well as in other dogs.
176 The Sporting Dog Hick, in fact, had few equals even among his own sex. He seldom appeared at his very best in a field trial, because he usually ranged ju...st about far enough to keep a little outside the other dog.
It was his head-work which made him specially superior, and it required some knowledge of him to fully appreciate his faculties. He had one habit which I have not seen elsewhere developed to the same degree, but which every field dog could have with benefit. He never bolted and never came in to his handler, but whenever he went down into a ditch or behind a clump of bushes he would turn his head around in a pecul- iar way and take a glance to see whether the handler was coming along; then he would dash on about his hunting business.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To be sure, some have won the highest championships, but I do not believe that they did it with their heads. I have seen a number of high-class bitches, but I never saw one exhibit those feats of intelligence which I have seen a number of times in the setter Doc Hick, and more than once in the pointer King Cyrano, as well as in other dogs.
176 The Sporting Dog Hick, in fact, had few equals even among his own sex. He seldom appeared at his very best in a field trial, because he usually ranged ju...st about far enough to keep a little outside the other dog.
It was his head-work which made him specially superior, and it required some knowledge of him to fully appreciate his faculties. He had one habit which I have not seen elsewhere developed to the same degree, but which every field dog could have with benefit. He never bolted and never came in to his handler, but whenever he went down into a ditch or behind a clump of bushes he would turn his head around in a pecul- iar way and take a glance to see whether the handler was coming along; then he would dash on about his hunting business.
What to read after The Sporting Dog?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graham, Joseph Alexander, 1855- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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