COURTLY QUADRUPEDS.

(_To the Editor of the "Sp-ct-tor."_)

SIR,--I am sure you will be glad to have another veracious

story about Animal Etiquette. During the recent frost we hung a bone up

in the garden for the starving birds to peck at, and one of our dogs--a

collie--was mean enough to steal it. Next day we noticed him limping,

and were surprised to find a great gash across one of his paws. I at

once understood what had happened. Our other dogs had evidently thought

stealing the bone under the circumstances was very bad form, _and the

collie had been cut by them!_

Yours sympathetically,

Punch or the London Charivari, Vol. 108, March 23, 1895 · 第 18 / 38 题