Halsted, Byron David, 1852-1918, Powell, E. C. (Edwin C.) · New York : Orange Judd Co. · leaf 330
ng themeat, and the economy in building the two together, asthe smoke that escapes from the oven may be turned intothe smoke house. ^ S^ CHAPTER XVI DOG KENNELS The dog is frequently left to find shelter as best he canon the lee side of the house or barn, or under the barn.He may have sufficient… … -A DOG KENNEL provided %\ith decent quarters at home. The conductand attitude of a roughly used, half-starved cur is en-tirely different from that of a well-fed and decently keptdog, and everyone who keeps a dog should certainly takepains to treat him well and thoroiighly train him. Ashelter of…
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