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Title: The dogs of Great Britain, America, and (other) countries : their breeding, training, and management in health and disease,comprising all the essential parts of the two standard works on the dog
Identifier: dogsofgreatbrita00wals (find matches)
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: Walsh, John Henry, 1810-1888
Subjects: Dogs
Publisher: New York : Orange Judd
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208 KENNELS AND KEXNEL MANAGEMENT. in some satisfactory manner. This always ensures a down- current as well as an up-current, so that there is little or no neces- sity for having the door open except for cleanliness, but in very windy weather the ventilation on the side of the wind should be closed, or the down-draught will be enough to chill the greyhounds. As these kennels are to be paved with a non-porous material, the soil is not of much consequence, but the situation should be dry and healthy, and the shade of a large tree is to be obtained if possible. The kennel management of the greyhound consists in little more
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Fiir. 40.—ELEVATION OF KENNEL, than the adoption of cleanliness, which should be of the most scrupulous kind, together with regular feeding. Water is by some people constantly left for them to get at, but others object to it for dogs in training, and they then only give it with the food. My own opinion is decidedly in favor of the constant supply, as it i3 impossible to prevent these animals from getting to it when at ex- ercise ; and I am sure that, when they are kept from it indoors, they take too muf;h while they are out. On the contrary, if it is regularly supplied to them, they take very little, and are o^uite care- less about it at all times.

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