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Dogs and All about Them
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Robert Leighton
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There
have,
of
recent
years,
been
many
very
excellent
specimens
of
the
Scottish
Terrier
bred
and
exhibited.
Preeminent
among
them
stands
Mrs.
Hannay's
Ch.
Heworth
Rascal,
who
was
a
most
symmetrical
terrier,
and
probably
the
nearest
approach
to
perfection
in
the
breed
yet
seen.
Other
very
first-class
terriers
have
been
the
same
lady's
Ch.
Gair,
Mr.
Powlett's
Ch.
Callum
Dhu,
Mr.
McCandlish's
Ems
Cosmetic,
Mr.
Chapman's
Heather
Bob
and
Heather
Charm,
Mr.
Kinnear's
Seafield
Rascal,
Mr.
Wood's
Hyndman
Chief,
Messrs.
Buckley
and
Mills's
Clonmel
Invader,
and
Mr.
Deane
Willis's
Ch.
Huntley
Daisy
and
Ch.
Carter
Laddie.
It
is
highly
probable
that
of
all
the
terrier
tribe,
the
"Scottie,"
taken
as
a
whole,
is
the
best
companion.
He
makes
a
most
excellent
house-dog,
is
not
too
big,
does
not
leave
white
hairs
about
all
over
the
place,
loves
only
his
master
and
his
master's
household,
and
is,
withal,
a
capable
and
reliable
guard.
He
is,
as
a
rule,
a
game,
attractive
terrier,
with
heaps
of
brain
power,
and
from
a
show
point
of
view
there
is
always
some
recompense
in
keeping
him,
as
it
will
be
found
he
breeds
true
to
type
and
does
not
beget
offspring
of
all
sorts,
shapes,
and
makes.
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