24 eelouzed ilaatrations by Arthur Geoke Ward, Lock, London, 1/6
Every nursery that owns a puppy-dog ought to have this book fon its shelves for reference, Cause the person that "wrote it really does know what little dogs think about, and why they have to bite far rugs to pieces, and. how hungry they get especially when there is a smell of dinner in. the air. And then there are all those coloured pictures of Bully-Boy and hig friend Jock, and the rode and ugly duckling, "and. the bees that bit Bully-Boy' s0. busily, and. the nasty pig, that laughed at the result, and Tibby the greedy cat that they had to be polite to. 'There are ideas, too, for little dogs' clothes, quite easy to carry out, which will make them look so different. from other people's dogs, and be much appreciated by the wearers (per= hhaps)—2.0,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.