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Anecdotes of Dogs

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00 - Preface
2:28
01 - Introduction - Part 1
24:33
02 - Introduction - Part 2
36:42
03 - Introduction - Part 3
27:07
04 - Introduction - Part 4
38:51
05 - The Irish and Highland Wolf-Dog - Part 1
43:30
06 - The Irish and Highland Wolf-Dog - Part 2
37:25
07 - The Newfoundland Dog - Part 1
36:25
08 - The Newfoundland Dog - Part 2
30:10
09 - The Newfoundland Dog - Part 3
24:38
10 - The Colley, or Shepherd's Dog - Part 1
34:34
11 - The Colley, or Shepherd's Dog - Part 2
22:24
12 - The Colley, or Shepherd's Dog - Part 3
22:40
13 - The St. Bernard Dog
14:41
14 - The Bloodhound
21:44
15 - The Terrier - Part 1
39:45
16 - The Terrier - Part 2
27:53
17 - The Spaniel - Part 1
34:06
18 - The Spaniel - Part 2
22:45
19 - The Poodle
35:47
20 - The Esquimaux Dog
12:14
21 - The Otter Terrier
10:15
22 - The Greyhound
26:59
23 - The Pointer
26:20
24 - The Setter
20:07
25 - The Pug Dog
8:08
26 - The Turnspit
5:05
27 - The Foxhound
27:05
28 - The Beagle
2:11
29 - The Mastiff
24:28
30 - The Bull-Dog
6:32
31 - The Dalmatian or Coach-Dog
7:04
32 - The Great Danish Dog
5:39
33 - The Cur Dog
15:27
34 - The Lurcher
8:27
35 - The Ban Dog
3:07
36 - On the Feeding and Management of Dogs
23:19

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Edward Jesse is the author of the book "Anecdotes of Dogs." The first publication date of the book was on September 1, 2008. The book contains an assortment of tales and anecdotes about dogs that highlight their personalities, sensitivities, and cognitive abilities. The premise of the book is that a dog's care is likely to improve with greater knowledge about its personality.

British writer and naturalist Edward Jesse (1780–1868) is well-known for his works on natural history. In "Anecdotes of Dogs," he discusses his observations and encounters with several canine breeds, offering perceptions of their disposition, humor, and devotion.

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Edward Jesse

Edward Jesse encouraged close observation of nature through stories written for general readers. His 1846 Anecdotes of Dogs assembles accounts of canine loyalty, intelligence, instinct, memory, and attachment. Rather than arranging the material as a modern scientific investigation, Jesse lets individual cases reveal differences in temperament and behavior.

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