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Otago Witness, Issue 2202, 14 May 1896, Page 34

KBNFREW KENNELS. AT STUD. The wc-U-known and highly-succe^ful, roughooatad, sable and -#hifce Collie Bx Ch Young England (imp.)— Duchiss 11. Fee, £5 ss. RANNOCH'S breeding is undeniable, and his pedigree contains the stoutest and best winning blood in the United Kingdom. He has never been beaten, except, when only 13 mouths old ? by his own sire, and has taken the following prizes :— • Fir*t, aud Special Cliallengo Cup, Otago and Southland Class, Dunedin 1891 ; ond at same show wan Second to Young England for Best Collie in show, beating suoh well-known performere as Opawa Don, Hsrdwick, Remuera Donald, &c. First, Open Class, Dunedin 1895, beatiag First Shot, Don, Newmarket Maxim, &c. Fir?t and Challenge Cup, Otago and Southland Class, Dueediu 1895. Sunlight Challenge Cup, for Best Collie in show, Dunedin 1895. First, Invercargill 1895. Special for Best CoHie in show, Invercargill 1895. Having great substance and gpl«ndid bone, and being active and intelligent, ha ougbt to prove of great value to breeders. For further particulars, address J. H. JOWITT, 18s Box 314, Duntdin. BSewi M.esjsiiess OF BLACK CURLY RETRIEVERS. A FEW Good PUPPIES for. SALE, by the imported dogs Rswi and C. B. Nell. At Stud : REWI ' REWI DRAKE (at present in qu^rantino). C. B. Nell in the best company hfts never been unplaced in Boglaud. Terms apply A. BARNAT?D, 30a . North-east Valley, Dunedin. FANOIERS^OOLUMN. The Otago Witness has been appointed the official organ for the publication of announcements of the Dunedin Fanciers' Club. THE KENNEL. [Fanciers and breeders of dogs are cordially invited to contribute items to this column. " Terror " will endeavour to make his de^rtuvent as iuteresti»« and up to date as possible, but in order to do this he must have the co operation of his readers : lieuce he trusts this invitation will be cheerfully responded to.] arssasoß's no® bsegesteu. Jfo All entries for the above should tS^-yJ^ be addressed to " Terror, Witness Office, " aud be accompanied by 6d SLKLT*»J?\fe in stamps Particulars required «afeas3fc£!affis& are breed, sex, marking*, age, pedigree, show record, whether for aale or uot, aud price, and whether for atud or not, and fee. No extra charge will be m*de far subsequent alterations as to ownership or particulars aa to show wiuniuga. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. J. S., Blackstone Hill.— lt is evident that you have allowed the dog to get a chill. Possibly the beit thing to do-jwitti him is to keep him perfectly dry aad warm and give no exercise. Giv« him one drop of arsenic a day for three days, then two drops and three dro^s, and so on up to a dozen drops. You might let me know how he is doing in the course of a week or so. Distemper.. — " Inquirer " writes :— A young collie dog very ill. Have treated him for worms. He is a bad feeder and ia anything but good condition. He has a bad cough, difficulty in breathing, and absolutely declines food.— —From your description there ia no doubt the dog is suffering from distemper, and evidently in a somewhat advanced state. Would advise : Make into a pill with extract of gentian one grain ef sulphate of quinine. Give three times a day, and keep dry aud warm and give no exercise. For food give sheep's head broth mixed with rice and plenty of geod milk to drink. Fur a change bread and soup ; also a little boiled fish.