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A blue-ribbon collection of 116 breeds recognized by the American Kennel Club, these dramatically detailed lithographs include sporting and non-sporting dogs, hounds, working dogs, terriers, and toys. A comprehensive reference for graphic artists and dog lovers, this compilation includes brief captions and concise, information-packed descriptions of each breed.
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I wish to give credit to the photographers Evelyn Shafer, William Brown, R. Tauskey, and Joan Ludwig for their excellent photographs of champion dogs on which some of the lithographs are based; to Popular Dogs for the use of their book, Visualizations of the Dog Standards; and to Ab Sidewater for his advice. I wish to express my gratitude to Arthur Frederick Jones of the Kennel Gazette , a friend with unexcelled knowledge of dogs, for his valuable aid and advice in compiling this book. Credit goes also to the American Kennel Club, The Complete Dog Book , Newly Revised Edition, 1961, the bible for dog breeders, on which the descriptive material on the breeds is based. Animal Locomotion (1887), by Edward Muybridge, was a great aid in the sketches of the dog running.
G. E. C.
Obedience Training and Tests The American Kennel Club has formulated rules and regulations regarding obedience tests which have become very popular with the public. The awards are C.D., meaning Companion Dog; C.D.X., Companion Dog Excellent; U.D., Utility Dog; and U.D.T., Utility Dog Tracking. Any dog winning these awards well deserves them as the competition is keen and the standards are high.
The Novice Class tests are: (1) to heel on leash; (2) to heel free; (3) to come when called; (4) to sit for one minute away from handler; (5) to lie down for three minutes away from handler. Points won in these classes count toward C.D. If the dog wins 85 points at each of three trials in which six or more dogs compete in the Novice Classes he wins the C.D. degree.
After receiving the C.D. the dog is eligible for the Open Class for the title of C.D.X. Here he must (1) heel on leash; (2) heel free; (3) drop on recall; (4) retrieve dumbbell on flat; (5) retrieve dumbbell over obstacle; (6) make a long jump; (7) sit for three minutes; (8) lie down for five minutes. When a dog has scored 220 or more points in each of three trials with six or more contestants, he is given his C.D.X. The dog must be taught to jump for distance and height and pick up and bring back to handler a specific object. The size and weight of the dumbbell for all large dogs is 16 ounces and for smaller breeds eight ounces. For the high jump the obstacle must be 3 feet high for all large breeds; the smaller breeds must clear an obstacle twice their height at shoulder. The distance for broad jumping is four to six feet according to size of the dog.
For the Utility Dog title a contestant must speak on command, exercise scent discrimination, find lost articles, and stand for examination. For U.D.T. he must pass a tracking test in the open country. Both these awards are great honors.
The obedience tests help a dog overcome bad manners and really make him into a companion, one that the owner and all his friends can enjoy.
Obedience Jumping, German Shepherds
Dog Running
Where the picture representing a breed is not identified, the dog shown is an anonymous champion.
Pointer, American, Ch. Tylers Showfield Sugar . Floyd Evans, S. Grand Avenue, Pasadena, Calif.
German Shorthaired Pointer, Ch. Robin Crest Chip. Robin Crest Kennel, Alpine Drive, Armonk, N.Y.
German Wirehaired Pointer, Ch. Oldmills Casanova. Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Compere, Lake Forest, III.
Chesapeake Bay Retriever, Ch. Eastern Waters Tallapoosa, C.D. Mrs. Daniel Horn, Frenchtown, N.J.
Flat-Coated Retriever, Ch. Bramcroft Dandy , U.D. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Terroux, Morrison, Colo.
Golden Retriever, Ch. Prince Royal of Los Altos. Oliver Wilhelm, Palo Alto, Calif.
Labrador Retriever, English and American Champion, Sam of Blaircourt . Mrs. G. B. Lambert, Princeton, N.J.
Yellow Labrador Retriever, Ch. Whyger Gold Bullion. Mrs. Frank Ginnel, Bedford Hills, N.Y.
English Setter, American and Canadian Ch. Skidbys Sturdy Tyke. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Stacey, Glenburnie, Ontario, Canada.
Gordon Setter, Ch. Gordon Hill Holly , C.D. Mrs. Roland Clement, South Norwalk, Conn.
Irish Setter, Ch. Michael Bryan Duke of Sussex. Mrs. Oreen Peters, Detroit, Mich.
Irish Setter and pups, Ch. My Wild Irish Rose. Dr. Wolfgang Casper, Staten Island, N.Y.
Brittany Spaniel, Ch. Duke du Danielle. Daniel Miller, Williamsville, N.Y.
Clumber Spaniel, Thornville Suzette . Arlene Miller, Eatontown, N.J.
Black Cocker Spaniel, Ch. Clarkdale Capitol Stock. Elizabeth Clark, Deerfield, III.
Parti-Colored Cocker Spaniel, Ch. Fraclin Colonel Caridas. Mrs. Clinton Bishop, Fraclin Kennels, Collegeville, Pa.
ASCOB Black and Tan Cocker Spaniel, Ch. Champagnes Caprice. Dorothy Angerame, Westbury, N.Y. (P. 19)
ASCOB Black and Tan Cocker Spaniel, Dog of the Year, 1961, Ch. Pinetops Fancy Parade . William Laffoon, Jr., and Mrs. Rose Robbins, Petersburg, Va. (P. 21)
English Cocker Spaniel, Ch. Squirrel Run Burgomaster. Mrs. Hallock Dupont, Wilmington, Del.
English Springer Spaniel, Ch. Salilyns MacDuff. Mr. and Mrs. William Randall, Melothian, III.
Irish Water Spaniel, Ch. Watergates Lover Boy Casey. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Kennedy, Spencer-port, N.Y.
Welsh Springer Spaniel, Ch. Dien Glynie of Randhaven. H. R. Randolph, Medford Station, N.Y.
Head of Welsh Springer Spaniel puppy. H. R. Randolph, Medford Station, N.Y.
Vizsla, Ch. Duchess of Shirbob, C.D. Comdr. Walter R. Campbell, USN, Long Beach, Calif.
Weimaraner, American and Canadian Ch. Durmars Karl. Durwood Van Zandt, Rochester, N.Y.
Afghan Hound, Ch. Crown Crest Mr. Universe. Kay Finch, Crown Crest Kennels, Corona Del Mar, Calif.
Afghan Hound, large head study, Ch. Taejon of Crown Crest , record holder. Kay Finch, Crown Crest Kennels, Corona Del Mar, Calif.
Basenji, Ch. Bettinas Oribi. Bettina Belmont Ward, Middleburg, Va.
Basset Hound, Ch. The Rings Banshee . Chris Teeter, Birmingham, Mich.
Beagle, 15, Ch. Page Mill Tumbleweed. Dr. Aaron Leavitt, Longmeadow, Mass.
Beagle, 13, Ch. Wandering Cinderella. Mrs. Gordon, Los Gatos, Calif.
Bloodhound, Ch. King Cole full figure and head study. Mrs. Hartley Dodge, Madison, N.J.
Borzoi, Ch. Sascha of Baronoff. Mr. W. J. McCloskey, Wenonah, N.J.
Smooth Dachshund, Ch. White Gables, Ristocrat. Mrs. Albert Van Court, Los Angeles, Calif.
Longhaired Dachshund, Ch. Crespis Happy New Year. Charles and Donia Cline, Los Angeles, Calif.
Wirehaired Dachshund, Ch. Happy Go Lucky of Willow Creek. Elizabeth Holmberg, Holmdachs Kennels, Matawan, N.J.
Miniature Dachshund, Ch. DeSang-pur Wee Lancelot. Mrs. William Burr Hill, Hicksville, N.Y.
Greyhound, Ch. Rudels Solitaire. Dr. Elsie S. Neustadt, Quincy, Mass.
Irish Wolfhound, Ch. Sir Gelert of Ambleside. Barbara ONeill, South Nyack, N.Y.
Norwegian Elkhound, Ch. Tortasens Bjonn II. Mr. and Mrs. Wells Peck, Pitch Road Kennels, Litchfield, Conn.
Otterhound, Ch. Luginas Viking. L. W. Fry, Gloversville, N.Y.
Rhodesian Ridgeback, Ch. Rockridges Temba and Ch. Rockridges Fair Lady (both from South Africa). Lamarde Perro Kennel, Freeland and Margaret Lowthian, Alpine, Calif.
Saluki, Ch. Ahbou Farouk of Pine Paddocks. Mrs. W. H. Freelan, Memphis, Tenn.
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