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Posted 12 years ago
scottvez
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Dogs appear with regularity in 19th century photography.
The cabinet card shows a large do. I am not sure of the breed-- any input is appreciated.
The cabinet card was photographed by Glines of Hutchinson, Kansas and dates from about 1885.
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Usually they just managed to find there way into the photo's on there own, this dog must have been special.
It is a little unusual to find an animal alone. The typical dog photograph will have some people as well.
Thanks for looking walksoftly, and be sure to check out the other animal images I recently posted.
Scott
Thanks for the love walksoftly.
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Perhaps this could be a new thing for all of the "doggie" set!
My next door neighbour's dog has a psychiatrist and an acupuncturist.
I'll suggest this for "Teddie"!
You've found some beauties recently scott!
Thanks again vetraio.
Scott
Thanks for looking eye4beauty.
Take a look at photo #2 and click on the plus "+" to see more details. If that doesn't work let me know and I'll add another image later.
Scott
Here is a better pic of the collar-- glad to provide additional images to folks with a genuine interest in the images.
Scott
No problem-- let me know what you see.
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I couldn't figure it out either, but to me it looked MOST like a lock as well.
Scott
Border Collie cross ?
A wistful, loving, and patient soul. His master was most fortunate, and this photo suggests that he knew it, that he cherished this dog. I don't know Spaniels, so perhaps I'm wrong, but this lovely dog looks rather old - he seems to have lost firmness and definition around the mouth, and his whiskers look irregular. A most beautiful photo....miKKo
Thanks scandinavian-- your dog's personality shows through in your photograph of him!
Scott
Thanks tubber and manikin.
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Thanks mikko.
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I think that the dog is an English Springer Spaniel.
Thanks tony, tubber and cultcha.
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Thanks for looking tony!
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Thanks finelines!
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Thanks inky.
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Thanks crabby and kerry!
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