Dogs -- Juvenile fiction
PIXIE AND BOB 47 JUDGE AIREDALE 61 PETITE AND BOB TELL THEIR STORIES 76 POLICE DOG STORIES 83 FRITZ, WHO KNEW ONLY GERMAN 90 GYP, THE GARBAGE MAN’S DOG 99 THE LAUNDRESS’S DOG 107 THE DEVOTION OF WHITEY 115 THE RUSSIAN PRINCESS 118 THE MILKMAN’S DOG DAN 121 THE WHIPPETS 125 FIR...
PIXIE AND BOB 47 JUDGE AIREDALE 61 PETITE AND BOB TELL THEIR STORIES 76 POLICE DOG STORIES 83 FRITZ, WHO KNEW ONLY GERMAN 90 GYP, THE GARBAGE MAN’S DOG 99 THE LAUNDRESS’S DOG 10...
2. Part 2If Pete observed the others following him to the orchard, he would chase them back and tell them to stay there. Then he would feast and enjoy to his heart’s content the gnawing...
3. Part 3Besides being Bob’s father, Judge was also a sort of father confessor to all the dogs in the neighborhood. He was always being called upon to decide the rights of the case in th...
4. Part 4After his first nap, he awoke. Did he hear or scent something? Not yet really wide awake, he sat up, flapping back his big ears in order to hear more clearly. Surely that sound...
5. Part 5Then the English bull portion of Whitey manifested itself. Such scratching and clawing as she did at that door! She begged, she entreated to be admitted, until, finally, she was...
6. Part 6While the Judge was making this modest claim for his clan, little Pixie hung her head and blushed with embarrassment to think that she had ever been ashamed to play with Bob, be...
7. Part 7Mr. Wheeler, having good prospects of going into business, concluded to return to Woodville, sell his home, and locate permanently in California. Therefore he made preparations...