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The Dog, by Dinks, Mayhew, And Hutchinson

The Dog, by Dinks, Mayhew, And Hutchinson

by Henry William Herbert

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Author
Mayhew, Edward, 1813?-1868
Title
The dog
Credits
Produced by Julia Miller, Christine D. and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/American Libraries.)
Language
English
LoC Class
SF: Agriculture: Animal culture
Subject
Dogs -- Training
Category
Text
eBook-No.
32300
Project Gutenberg
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/32300
Release Date
May 8, 2010
Copyright
Public domain in the USA.

Contents

  1. 1.THE DOG. — BY
  2. 2.DINKS, MAYHEW, AND HUTCHINSON.
  3. 3.EDITOR'S PREFACE.
  4. 4.LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. — SPORTSMAN'S VADE MECUM.
  5. 5.BY "DINKS."
  6. 6.TO THE READER.
  7. 7.CONTENTS OF DINKS' VADE MECUM.
  8. 8.THE SPORTSMAN'S VADE MECUM
  9. 9.BREEDING OF DOGS IN GENERAL.
  10. 10.POINTERS.
  11. 11.SETTER.
  12. 12.SETTER, RUSSIAN.
  13. 13.SPANIEL.
  14. 14.SPANIEL AND COCKER.
  15. 15.RETRIEVER.
  16. 16.BEAGLES.
  17. 17.BREEDING.
  18. 18.BITCH IN USE.
  19. 19.BITCHES IN PUP.
  20. 20.FEEDING PUPS AND WEANING.—LICE.—TEATS RUBBED.
  21. 21.POINTER AND SETTER.
  22. 22.BREAKING.
  23. 23.RANGING, HOW TAUGHT.
  24. 24.QUARTERING.
  25. 25.FEEDING.
  26. 26.CONDITION.
  27. 27.KENNEL.
  28. 28.CREDIT GIVEN FOR RECEIPTS.
  29. 29.RECEIPTS.
  30. 30.GENERAL REMARKS ABOUT DOGS IN PHYSIC.
  31. 31.DISTEMPER. — FIRST CASE. — SECOND CASE. — THIRD CASE. — FOURTH CASE. — FIFTH CASE. — FOOTNOTES: — CASE. — FORM OF GAMEBOOK — DOGS,
  32. 32.AND THEIR MANAGEMENT;
  33. 33.EDWARD MAYHEW, M.R.C.V.S.
  34. 34.PREFACE.
  35. 35.CONTENTS OF MAYHEW'S MANAGEMENT.
  36. 36.DOGS: THEIR MANAGEMENT.
  37. 37.GENERAL REMARKS.
  38. 38.DISTEMPER.
  39. 39.MOUTH, TEETH, TONGUE, GULLET, ETC.
  40. 40.BRONCHOCELE.
  41. 41.RESPIRATORY ORGANS.
  42. 42.HEPATITIS.
  43. 43.INDIGESTION.
  44. 44.GASTRITIS
  45. 45.DISEASES DEPENDENT ON AN INTERNAL ORGAN.
  46. 46.STOMACH.—ST. VITUS'S DANCE.
  47. 47.BOWEL DISEASES.
  48. 48.PARALYSIS OF THE HIND EXTREMITIES.
  49. 49.DISEASES ATTENDANT ON DISORDERED BOWELS.
  50. 50.RHEUMATISM.
  51. 51.THE RECTUM.
  52. 52.NERVOUS DISEASES.—FITS IN THE DOG.
  53. 53.NERVOUS SYSTEM.—RABIES.
  54. 54.GENERATIVE ORGANS.—MALE.
  55. 55.GENERATIVE ORGANS.—FEMALE.
  56. 56.SKIN DISEASES.
  57. 57.CANKER WITHIN AND WITHOUT THE EAR.
  58. 58.CANKER WASH.
  59. 59.THE EYE.
  60. 60.DISEASES OF THE LIMBS.
  61. 61.FRACTURES.
  62. 62.OPERATIONS. — DOG BREAKING:
  63. 63.COL. W.N. HUTCHINSON,
  64. 64.CONTENTS.
  65. 65.DOG-BREAKING.
  66. 66.CHAPTER I. — PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS. QUALIFICATIONS, IN BREAKER—IN DOG. — FOOTNOTES:
  67. 67.CHAPTER II. — INITIATORY LESSONS WITHIN DOORS. SHOOTING PONIES. — FOOTNOTES:
  68. 68.CHAPTER III. — INITIATORY LESSONS CONTINUED. SPANIELS. — FOOTNOTES:
  69. 69.SPANIELS — FOOTNOTES: — WATER SPANIELS (OR WATER RETRIEVERS). — FOOTNOTES:
  70. 70.CHAPTER IV. — LESSONS IN "FETCHING."—RETRIEVERS. — REGULAR LAND RETRIEVER — FOOTNOTES:
  71. 71.CHAPTER V. — INITIATORY LESSONS OUT OF DOORS.—TRICKS. — FOOTNOTES:
  72. 72.CHAPTER VI. — FIRST LESSON IN AUTUMN COMMENCED. RANGING. — FOOTNOTES:
  73. 73.CHAPTER VII. — FIRST LESSON IN AUTUMN CONTINUED. CAUTION. — FOOTNOTES:
  74. 74.CHAPTER VIII. — FIRST LESSON IN AUTUMN CONTINUED. CUNNING OF AGE. RANGE OF FROM TWO TO SIX DOGS. — FOOTNOTES:
  75. 75.CHAPTER IX. — FIRST LESSON IN AUTUMN CONTINUED. "POINT" NOT RELINQUISHED FOR "DOWN CHARGE." — FOOTNOTES:
  76. 76.CHAPTER X. — FIRST LESSON IN AUTUMN CONTINUED. ASSISTANT.
  77. 77.CHAPTER XI. — FIRST LESSON IN AUTUMN CONCLUDED. BAR. LEG STRAP. SPIKE COLLAR. — FOOTNOTES:
  78. 78.CHAPTER XII. — SHOOTING HARES. COURAGE IMPARTED.—"BACKING" TAUGHT. — FOOTNOTES:
  79. 79.CHAPTER XIII. — HINTS TO PURCHASERS. SHEEP KILLING. — FOOTNOTES:
  80. 80.CHAPTER XIV. — DISTINGUISHING WHISTLES. "BACKING" THE GUN. RETREAT FROM AND RESUMPTION OF POINT. RANGE UNACCOMPANIED BY GUN. HEADING RUNNING BIRDS. — A DISTINGUISHING WHISTLE FOR EACH DOG. — TO BACK THE GUN. — TO RETREAT FROM A POINT AND RESUME IT. — TO HUNT REGULARLY FROM LEEWARD TO WINDWARD WITHOUT THE GUN. — TO HEAD RUNNING BIRDS.
  81. 81.CHAPTER XV. — SETTER TO RETRIEVE. BLOODHOUNDS. RETRIEVERS TO "BEAT." WOUNDED WILD FOWL RETRIEVED FIRST. — SETTER TO RETRIEVE. — FOOTNOTES: — REGULAR RETRIEVER TO BEAT. — FOOTNOTES: — WATER RETRIEVERS—OR WATER SPANIELS—TO RETRIEVE WOUNDED BEFORE PICKING UP DEAD WILD FOWL. — FOOTNOTES:
  82. 82.CONCLUSION.
  83. 83.EDITOR'S NOTE.
  84. 84.INDEX.

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