There are several published devoted to dogs. (I take them all), and even if you only own one dog, it will be of great benefit to you to read these dog journals:

"Field and Fancy," (weekly), you can't well do without.

"American Fancier," edited by Harry W. Lacy, comes out fifty-two times a year, and as a fearless writer is not surpassed by any one.

"Dogdom," a handsomely gotten up monthly magazine, profusely illustrated, is the best dollar investment a dog owner can make.

Then there is "The Dog Fancier," another monthly, published for many years by Eugene Glass, Battle Creek, Mich., full of dog news, and costs only a dollar.

"The American Field, (weekly), the oldest dog paper of all, their specialty is hunting dogs, and if you are interested in sporting dogs, you can't afford to not get this paper.

A new monthly, "Dog World," handsomely gotten up and very readable, costs only a dollar a year.

"Hounds and Hunting," devoted to Beagles and Hounds, is just the paper for anyone interested in these breeds, to read.

All these papers have advertisements in the book, but if you prefer you can remit the subscription price to me, and I will see that you get the paper.