Toy dogs are familiar enough, ut toys for dogs are another matter. The chief, and probably best, of these is a ball of pure grey rubber, bat there are also rubber bones and biscuits, the last being: made for the use' of puppies. As they must chew something when cutting their teeth, a rubber bone or diseuit seems quite a sensible thing to provide. 'The list of dogs' toys is very small, unless one can include the many bells that are shown for attaching to their collars. Some of these are gilt, in the shape of 2 cow bell, but most of them are round bells of nickel plate. There is a bell of this kind with an attachment which enables it to be Jauickly fixed to the collar. Special brashes and combs are now made for dogs, the latter being of steel, aluminium, or horn, with strong tooth. There is a comb for ea: variety of show, enclosed in a leather pocket ease. Dog brushes are made in various shapes and sizes, and some of them are better than the average hair brush, having excellent bristles,
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