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Ch Knight Errant, english setter owned by Frank G. Taylor. "A widely shown dog from 1898 to 1900."
Ch Flying Fox of Wildoaks, by Ch Gallant Invader of Wildoaks ex Ch Delightful Lady of Wildoaks. Wire-haired fox-terrier owned by Mrs. R.C. Bondy, New York State, U.S.A., 1937
Int Ch Golden Myth, english bulldog owned by E. Roddy of the Basford kennels, Newcastle, Staffs., 1937
Ch Snow Chief of the Arctic, samoyed by Zero of the Arctic ex Ch Tchita, owned by Miss M. Keyte-Perry, Surrey, 1937
Ardross Vanity, airedale terrier by Ardross Alladin, owned by Mrs Beamish-Levey of the Ardross kennels, Middlesex, 1937
Kildale Klytie, Winnie the Woozle, Brandyball, Ch Mockerkin Silverwings, Peggy the Woozle, and Mockerkin Fairywings, lakeland terriers owned by Capt. B.O. Hope-Dunbar of the Senwick kennels, 1937
Boundary Redcap, red cocker spaniel owned by Mrs A.A. Taylor of the Dobrow kennels, Chester, 1937
Litter by sealyham terrier Bambi am Hohenwarth, published 1929
Sandringham Nero and Sandringham Valour, bassets owned by Queen Alexandra, 1912
Wespe Nassovia, smooth foxterrier by Ch Tell Nassovia ex Gerlinde, owned by J. Sittig, Hesse, Germany, 1908
Ch Basford Amethyst, english bulldog owned by E. Roddy of the Basford kennels, Newcastle, Staffs., 1937
Gretel von Lichtenstein-Westend, Nürnberg. Lola von Lichtenstein-Westend, New York. Nicka von Lichtenstein-Westend, Nürnberg. Bonnie von Lichtenstein-Westend, New York. Dachshunds, published 1908
Ch Crackley Stormer, wire-haired fox terrier by Ch Beau Brummel of Wildoaks ex Eckerlsey Editress, owned by Mr J.R. Barlow, Warickshire, 1937
Cumnoch scottish terriers with students of the Ardross Kennelmaids' Training College, 1937
“An aristocrat of the canine race;” Uragan, borzoi owned by Dr. A. Wegener, Chemnitz, 1912
Dobrow Dukeson, cocker spaniel owned by Mrs A.A. Taylor of the Dobrow kennels, Chester, 1937
Ch Lord, zwergschnauzer, published 1906
Rüdemann’s Maus, weimaraner vorstehhund with her litter by Tren-Rüter, owned and bred by P. Wittekop, Rittergut Hachenhausen, 1908
St Bernhard puppy bred by Frau Kähler of kennel Weinhag, Schwerin, 1908
Leo von Waldschlößchen, german shorthaired pointer by Rino-Deutenkofen and owned by Prollius, Berlin, 1906 “Leo is a strikingly handsome and stately male; in the field a very spirited and independent worker, he simply never tires, a testament to his good and harmonious physique. This dog, too, has grasped what is essential for retrieving lost game and tracking wounded game; then, his nose,…
Mesra Moonshine, dalmatian, Ch Mockerkin Silverwings and Mockerkin Fairywings, lakeland terriers, and a deerhound puppy by Ch Stag of the Pentlands. Owned by Capt. B.O. Hope-Dunbar of the Senwick kennels, 1937
Young Ardross, airedale terrier owned by Mrs Beamish-Levey of the Ardross kennels, Middlesex, 1937
Darling, affenpinscher, published 1906
Ch Greta of the Arctic, samoyed owned by Miss M. Keyte-Perry, Surrey, 1937
Ch Stylehurst Punch of Fermanar, english setter owned by Miss K. Lewis of Fermanar Kennels, Gravesend. From an ad for Entwistles All-in-One Kennel Meal, 1937
Rudi von Hohenesp, deutscher schäferhund of central German and Württemberg blood. Owned and bred by G. Hagmann, Kirchheim und Teck, 1908.
Cincinnatus, an english setter “prominent on the bench a few years ago,” published 1905
Basford Golden Nymph, 13 month old english bulldog owned by E. Roddy of the Basford kennels, Newcastle, 1937
Weidmanns Freud, wire-haired dachshund, 1931
Rurik Ural, borzoi, best male of all classes in Hannover ‘07, published 1908
Lustige Witwe-Forst, owned by F.M. Widmann, Nürnberg. Senta von Lichtenstein-Westend, and Seppl von Lichtenstein-Westend, both located in New York. Dachshunds, published 1908
Polaire II Plavia, french miniature bulldog owned by Max Hartenstein, Berlin, 1908
Saavedia Nassovia, smooth foxterrier by Ch Tell Nassovia ex Gerlinde, owned by J. Sittig, Hesse, Germany, 1908
Black and grey pugs owned by R. Schilbach of the Edelrot kennels, Germany, 1912
Of course! There are a handful in the pug tag, and I'll push some up the queue for you. In the meantime, here's a 1906 newspaper illustration of a pug in a stoller. The pug is sadly not named, but is stated to be 10 years old and no longer able to walk. Its owner, Ms Marie Lep of Ottakring, Vienna, acquired a pram and took it for a one-hour walk every day around her apartment building.
Ch Maesydd Mustard, english setter owned by Mr. and Mrs. Eadington of the Withinlee kennels, Cheshire, 1937
