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Page 35
... dogs. In the wild, untrodden country of that period and neighbourhood, the hounds would have every chance to follow the ... Dog and the Police Dog were one and the same, but later on, as the country became more settled, and the bands of ...
... dogs. In the wild, untrodden country of that period and neighbourhood, the hounds would have every chance to follow the ... Dog and the Police Dog were one and the same, but later on, as the country became more settled, and the bands of ...
Page 36
... police, who, when a crime occurs, prefer to unravel the mystery as far as they can without extraneous assistance. When at length the bloodhounds are eventually asked for, as they sometimes are, owing to civilian pressure, or to a sudden ...
... police, who, when a crime occurs, prefer to unravel the mystery as far as they can without extraneous assistance. When at length the bloodhounds are eventually asked for, as they sometimes are, owing to civilian pressure, or to a sudden ...
Page 37
... police, (but not of all, as I have met some very fine, open-minded fellows amongst them), it would be better perhaps, from every point of view, if a certain number of bloodhonnds were apportioned to the police of each county. They would ...
... police, (but not of all, as I have met some very fine, open-minded fellows amongst them), it would be better perhaps, from every point of view, if a certain number of bloodhonnds were apportioned to the police of each county. They would ...
Page 38
... Police, Saharan— pur, United Provinces, India, procured a tracking bloodbound from me some years ago, and took it out to India. He later sent me the following report on the work of the dog: “My bloodhound was of great service in a ...
... Police, Saharan— pur, United Provinces, India, procured a tracking bloodbound from me some years ago, and took it out to India. He later sent me the following report on the work of the dog: “My bloodhound was of great service in a ...
Page 39
... police was attacked by dacoits. The dacoits were Sanasias (an aboriginal tribe of criminal propensities). One dacoit was wounded, and the night being dark, the others succeeded in getting away. My dog was put on the trail, ten hours ...
... police was attacked by dacoits. The dacoits were Sanasias (an aboriginal tribe of criminal propensities). One dacoit was wounded, and the night being dark, the others succeeded in getting away. My dog was put on the trail, ten hours ...
Contents
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MESSENGER Docs IN THE FIELD | 82 |
THE HomNG INSTINCT | 163 |
VILGUARD Does | 183 |
SENTRY Docs | 214 |
Docs WITH FOREIGN ARMIBS | 234 |
XLCONCLUSION | 284 |
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British War Dogs: Their Training and Psychology (Classic Reprint) Edwin Hautonville Richardson No preview available - 2015 |
British War Dogs: Their Training and Psychology (Classic Reprint) Edwin Hautonville Richardson No preview available - 2017 |
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