. Il nuovo libro del cane; una completa storia naturale della British i cani e i loro parenti stranieri, con capitoli su diritto, allevamento, kennel gestione e trattamento veterinario. I cani di solito estremamente delicato. Esso facilmente blis- ter in estate se esposta al sole e richiede pertanto di essere cosparso di grasso. È morbido al tatto. I colori variano dal nero al color ardesia o blu. In alcuni esemplari è rosa gambero con nero, blu o macchie di cioccolato, in altri blu e tan, o chiazzato marrone. Alcuni sono assolutamente priva di peli, ma per una cresta tra le orecchie, scendendo per quanto t

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. The new book of the dog; a comprehensive natural history of British dogs and their foreign relatives, with chapters on law, breeding, kennel management, and veterinary treatment. Dogs. usually extremely delicate. It easily blis- ters in summer if exposed to the sun, and therefore requires to be smeared with grease. It is soft to the touch. The colours vary from black to slate colour or blue. In some specimens it is shrimp pink with black, blue, or chocolate spots, in others blue and tan, or mottled brown. Some are absolutely hairless, but for a crest between the ears, coming down as far as the stop, and a tuft at the tip of the tail of fine silky hair or bristles. Those with a tail tuft are believed invariably to have also the crest. Occasionally hairs or bristles are found between the toes. The small, cloddy dogs usually show bristly toes. A pink specimen, described by a correspondent, had a silky crest of silvery hair eight inches long, falling over the neck. This dog had a very bushy tail tuft. The colour of the hair in the dark dogs usually corresponds with the colour of the bald skin. But at times the pink or mottled dogs have silvery or brown crests. One of the prettiest of the hairless dogs seen in recent years was a MEXICAN HAIRLESS DOG. MR. H. C. BROOKES PADEREWSKI JUNIOR. ment that in most ani- mals the teeth or horns have some relation to the growth or absence of hair, and that bald mammals seldom have large horns or tusks, while the long coated animals, such as the Highland cattle, the wild boars, and the hairy mammoth elephant, are remarkable for the length of their horns or tusks. A dry climate may have had some effect in producing dogs wthout hair. The skin of the hairless dogs is. aI^.-vJ MEXICAN HAIRLESS AND CRESTED DOG MR. H. 0. BROOKE'S HAIRY KING.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble

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