
From Punch magazine, January 25, 1889. Image courtesy of Nara U.
April 7, 2013 by SWestfall3

From Punch magazine, January 25, 1889. Image courtesy of Nara U.
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Horribly brilliant illustration, proving nothing really changes for the better in the world of so called ‘pedigree dogs’
How foresightful they were…
The pug and the irish wolfhound look so much like today’s show dogs and the chi is a ‘perfect’ teacup dog… And I won’t even start about the Crocodachshund.
DAMN, I want those dogs!
Side issue, but I noticed the very restricted access in the park with the tree area fenced off, at least from the humans and I’ll bet the rules said dogs must be on leads. I wouldn’t want to live in an urban environment anyway, but very unsuitable for dogs, I guess.