p. 375
THE white English terrier, like many other breeds, has undergone considerable modification since public dog shows came into being. How the modern dog of that name was manufactured I do not pretend to say with certainty. Mr. James Eoocroft, Mr. Peter Swindells, and a few other Lancashire fanciers could throw light on the subject, but I shall not be very far out if I say a small dash of a light coloured and rather weedy fox terrier, a strong dash of bull terrier, and a double dash of whippet are about the proportions, and the correct ingredients used.
Langganan:
Posting Komentar (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
. 1729 John Smibert (American colonial era artist, 1688-1751). The Bermuda Group Family portraits are rare in early 18th century British col...
-
[Charles Ginner Piccadilly Circus 1912] http://www.mutualart.com/Events/Exhibitions/Camden-Town-and-Beyond/8C6F0AD6B8E6CDF8?utm_source=newsl...
-
. Although it is not certain, artist Joseph Blackburn was probably born, schooled, and died in England. He clearly was taught painting in th...
Tidak ada komentar:
Posting Komentar