A new calling has come into vogue. A person carries on business in London as n tattooer of dogs. His idea is that so clever are fakers that with dyeing the stolen animals, clipping and distorting their ears, and other devices, it is practically impossible even for the owners always to swear to their own dogs. The man in question found that barring the first trouble with the hair, tattooed crests, mottoes, and devices remained just as indelibly on dogs a a they do upon a human being. He al?o tattooes the make so as to make these invisible to all but the dog's owner, but no two dogs are marked alike.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 304, 22 December 1903, Page 2 (Supplement)
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