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"Dog" Article -- Table of Contents
Part 1: Dogs: Introduction. Domesticated Dogs compared with Wild Dogs
Part 2: Dogs and Humans over the Centuries
Part 3: Behaviour and Psychology of Dogs
Part 4: Wolf Dogs (Huskies, Sheep Dogs, Newfoundland Dogs, Great St Bernhards)
Part 5: Greyhounds
Part 6: Spaniels (Common Spaniels, Water Dogs, Setters, King Charless and Blenheim Spaniels, and Maltese Dogs)
Part 7: Hounds (Bloodhounds, Staghounds, Foxhounds, Harriers, Beagles, Pointers, Dalmations)
Part 8: Mastiffs (including Bulldogs and Pugs)
Part 9: Terriers (English, Scotch, Skye and Bull Terriers; Turnspits)
The above article was written by John Gibson; author of Science Gleanings in Many Fields, Chips from the Earth's Crust, and Great Waterfalls, Cateracts, and Geysers.
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