Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-07-27 | Page 28 | Dogs and Dog Fellers

" DOGS AND DOG FELLERS i1 - v" " . , ,: '- .' - -:.. , ; . ".. .-. ...... ," .. ' - ' . : . ,: .. -:- -. : -: ' - -- ',.- . . .-;. -..'.-'."- . . ', :. . - -. .-, . ' , 4 ; , k j J 1 - - : (1 ' . n x 1 : ,"J ONK" is a fullblood l EnRlisn """dog owned by yi Captain E. M Jones of the medical corps at Fort Douglas. Doug-las. , "Monk's" sire and dam were both blue-ribbon champions from the original old English breed controlled by a breeders' association which breeds nothing but these dogs. They are relatively rela-tively rare in the United States. "Monk" was given to Captain Jones by an English friend when only five weeks old, which was four years ago, and he has been a family pet since then. He has lost practically all of his teeth and is unable to oat solid food; therefore, his daily rations consist con-sist tif soup and bread and milk. This breed of do? make excellent watch dogs and are very loyal, especially espe-cially to children.