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Great Dane & Chihuahua, the largest and smallest breeds at Cruft's 10th February

Ladies' Kennel Association Championship Show. these elegant Borzois (Dogs) settle

Fetch! Weimaraner carrying long log through woods

Paris dog show becomes fashion show 10th July 1954

Preparing for the opening of the New Greyhound Racing Track at Harringay

Funny weightlifting poodles! The Associated Sheep, Police and Army Dog Society's

Child with dalmations. Three year old Jennifer Gulding of Cambridge makes sure these

SANDY, an 18 month old Golden Retriever, is placidly homeward bound as he is photographed

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SANDY, an 18 month old Golden Retriever, is placidly homeward bound as he is photographed

SANDY, an 18 month old Golden Retriever, is placidly homeward bound as he is photographed here, teeth clamped into the wicker basket which contains the family joint. Owned by Mr F C Clarke of Bedminster, Bristol, the dog is uniquely tempttion-resistant. mr Clarke sends him half a mile to the butcher shop, unaccompanied, for the family meat rations. And, although the succulent smell of raw meat hovers only an inch below his nostrils, Sandy has never yet stopped for refreshment on the homeward journey.

Ten-month old chimpanzee Casey caught playing court to Caesar, a champion Chihuahua

Skippy the poodle has remarkable road safety sense and escorts her charges across

The Ladies Kennel Association are holding their annual Show at Olympia in London today

Xanadu of Carloway an Afghan Hound Dog being groomed by owner Mrs G Taylor of Esher

Black Labrador puppies tucking in to something tasty with their mother watching patiently

Dog socialites Candide and Koko on right have a dinner martini at the 400 Restaurant

A Dog's Dinner, 19th August 1963 In honour of his first birthday, dalmation Shawclough

Henry Woggins, the pet dog of Mrs Fraser Simpson, author of 'Footsteps in the — Henry Woggins, the pet dog of Mrs Fraser Simpson, author of "Footsteps in the

Mr Groombridge's Sheepdog 1936 The Old Soldier on Guard - with pipe and stick

Whenever she went out in the car Mischief a three year old spaniel owned by Trisha

Canine Film Star. British number one beautiful brown eyed Great Dane called Junie

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A Dog's Dinner, 19th August 1963 In honour of his first birthday, dalmation Shawclough

A Dog's Dinner, 19th August 1963
In honour of his first birthday, dalmation Shawclough Buchaneer - known as Jasper - was given a slap-up birthday party, to which his master, cinema owner George Batty, invited all Jasper's friends - all with distinguished pedigree, of course, like Jasper. The guests, 12 of them, were invited by gilt edged invitation and were treated to liver, biscuits, bones, 10 pints of milk and, of course, a large birthday cake. There was no spotted dog on the menu!
Photo Shows: Jasper gets ready to tuck in.

Dog leaping a trench in the battlefields of World War I. The message carrier, holding

Boy rollerskating on the pavement with his pet dog on a lead, who is carrying

Ben always gets his man - the unfortunate 'suspect' makes a rapid climb — Ben always gets his man - the unfortunate "suspect" makes a rapid climb

Sam the Basset treats his torrid tongue to a refreshing dousing in a bucket of water

Salvo, who made a record number of drops with the Parachute Regiment, wearing the

Trials at Harringay Greyhound Course. one of the dogs taking a hurdle

Portable wireless! Typical British bulldog is quite content with his Marconi receiving

At a canine beauty parlour, Knightsbridge, London. Preparing dogs for a show. Shearing

Tunbridge Wells Canine Society's Show. Mrs Edna Carlton with her prize winning Afghan

Mr J Chamberlain and his bloodhounds on the trail

Bully the mascot of the R.F.C. 20 November 1917

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Sam the Basset treats his torrid tongue to a refreshing dousing in a bucket of water

Sam the Basset treats his torrid tongue to a refreshing dousing in a bucket of water after he had taken refreshment from a delicious looking boiled chicken he found on the kitchen table. The adage of old states "He who plays with fire will surely be burned" and so it turned out, for the chicken had been curried!
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Mrs.H.Parsons, of Hove, who for a bet, walked from Hove to Olympia with her great

Surrey county dog show At Kensington Mrs. Hudson's Great Danes 23rd February, 1933

Dog doing tricks - dressed up in wig in front of mirror