Chapter XXIX: Appendix: Index to the Editor's Additions

Affection of dogs Age of the pointer Alexander the Great, dog sent to Aloes, effects of Amaurosis, causes and treatment of American greyhound Anecdotes of rabid dogs Arctic fox

Bengal, le braque de Blindness, congenital Brazen dog of Jupiter Byron, Lord, his opinion of the dog's memory

Canes Ceteres Canine fidelity, anecdote of Canine pathology, Introduction to Canis Lagopus Canis Latrans Canker of the ear of the flap Captain Lyon's account of the Esquimaux dog Catlin's remarks on the Indian dog Chesapeake bay, ducks of the Chorea, accidental cure of Chronic opthalmia, causes and treatment of Circulation, state of the Claims of dogs upon us Cocker, method of breaking the his style of hunting Colonel Hawker's account of dog-stealing Colonel Thornton's Spanish pointer Collyria Congenital blindness Cornea, ulceration of the spots on the Coursing, ancient mode of Gay's poems descriptive of Cropping, a barbarous fancy recommended by Mr. Skinner Cross of dog with fox between the wolf and, opinions of the Cynegetical writers respecting opinions of the moderns Cure of diseases, remedial means for of chorea, accidental

Daniel Lambert's dogs, their price &c.
Dead bodies, dogs kept to devour
Dew-claws, removal of, Mr. Blaine's opinion in reference to
Diana, spotted dogs given by Pan to
Disease, symptoms of
of the eye
of the ear
of the tongue
of the feet
Disposition of the dog to hunt by scent
Dog, considered as an animal of draught
length of intestines in the
Molossian
fidelity of the
of Santa Fé and the Chihuahuas
of the Mexicans, worthless
prophylactic properties of the
crossed with the fox
with the wolf
Indian
social invitations extended to
self-broken
claim of, upon man
hospitals for
rabid, anecdotes of, 234;
Esquimaux, 95

Duck of the Chesapeake bay, manner of toling the
discovery of this method

Duke of Norfolk's breed of King Charles' spaniel

Ear, canker of the, causes and treatment of
wounds of the
warts on the
polypus of the
mangy edges in the

Editor's remarks on rabies
his preventive treatment for

English pointer, size and appearance of Entropium Epilepsy, treatment of mistaken for rabies Esquimaux dog, Captain Lyons' account of Extirpation of the eye

Eye and its diseases
simple inflammation of
extirpation of the
protrusion of the
weak
washes for the
Eyelids, ulceration of the
inversion of the, operation for
Eye-washes, various

Feet, diseases of the Fidelity of the dog Fistula lachrymalis Flap, tumours of the Fouilloux, Jacques du, his recipes for rabies Fox, Arctic cross of dog with the

Glossitis, causes and treatment of Gay's poems descriptive of coursing Greeks, ancient, domestic manners of the, respecting their dogs greyhound of Greek sportsman's care of his dogs Greyhound of America, 55; of ancient Greece, 56 Gutta serena

Hawker, Colonel, his account of dog-stealing Hembel, Mr., his anecdotes of rabid dogs Herds of the Mexicans, immense, 48 Hippocrates, prophylactic properties of the dog recommended by Horse doctors Hospitals for dogs Hydrophthalmia, treatment of

Indian dog Introduction to Canine Pathology Irish setter, inductive reasoning in an

Jacques du Fouilloux, his recipes for rabies

Keyworth, Mr., springer belonging to

Lambert, Daniel, the price of his dogs Lord Byron's opinion of the dog's memory Louisiana marmot Lyon, Captain, his account of the Esquimaux dog, 95

Mangy edges, treatment of Marmot, the Louisiana Mexicans, immense herds of the, 48 Mexico, shepherd dogs of their introduction into this country Molossian dogs, 26 Newfoundland dog, as a retriever two varieties of account of two imported into this country Nictitating membrane of the eye Norfolk, Duke of, his breed of King Charles' spaniels Nux vomica, effects of

Ophthalmia
chronic treatment of
traumatic
sympathetic
Otorrhoea, simple, treatment of
Ozæna, injection for

Pathology, Canine, Introduction to Pointer, English, his size and appearance; merits of, compared with those of the setter; age of; origin of; his disposition to hunt by scent; tailing of the Polypus in the ear Predisposition to disease in dogs Preventative treatment for rabies Prophylactic properties of the dog, as recommended by Pliny, Hippocrates, Aristotle, and others Protrusion of the eye Pustular affection of the feet

Rabid dogs, anecdotes of Rabies, epilepsy taken For; remarks on; recipes for the cure of; preventive treatment for Remedial means for the cure of diseases Rheumatism, causes and varieties of

Scent, disposition of the dog to hunt by Self-broken dogs Setter, old document respecting the training of; merits of, compared with those of the pointer; Irish, inductive reasoning in Shepherd's dog, importance of the, to our agriculturists; of Mexico; their introduction into this country Shepherds of Mexico Skinner. Mr., cropping recommended by Social invitations extended to dogs Sow, account of one finding and standing game Spaniel, King Charles', breed of Spanish pointer, Colonel Thornton's Spirits of turpentine, effects of Sportsman, Greek, his care of his dogs Spots on the cornea Spotted dogs given by Pan to Diana Sprains Springer Stealing dogs, Colonel Hawke's account of Symptoms of disease

Tailing, objections to of pointers Thornton, Colonel, his Spanish pointer Throat, foreign articles in the Toling ducks Tongue, appearance of the, in disease Traumatic ophthalmia, treatment of Turnside, uncommon in the country

Ulceration of the cornea;
of the eyelids

Youatt, Mr., his opinion approved

Warts of the ear Weak eyes Wounds of the ear

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