I (In the private collection of Sandra Miller) What an unusual ad this is……the 1940s-1950’s public image of our chow breed, was certainly not the best, according to the many articles and newspaper reports of dog bites I keep running into from these decades. Chows had quite the reputation as being unpredictable and aggressive, due […]
1905 The Tatler- France – The chows Countess de Cholet including Ch. Shylock
Here is another rare find I purchased from England that came from an antique weekly publication in London of social and drama news called ” The Tatler” . The Countess de Cholet was one of the leading early chowists in France and from what I can gather, was during this period a “collector” […]
1896 Book- An American Dog Abroad and the Foreign Dogs he Met – by Frank Pope Humphrey
My trail of research on the Princess of Wales and her chows, lead me to this charming book written in 1896 from the point of view of a traveling pug dog named “Tony”. The dog tells of his travels with his master to visit the dogs and pets of Royalty throughout England and beyond. […]
1895 ARTIST Ernest M. Jessop- silverpoint etchings of 2 chows owned by the Princess of Wales
Every time I unearth one of these elusive “oldest of the old” puzzle pieces in our British chow history I feel as though the lottery has been won. I purchased this single page from THE SKETCH magazine (England) to get a better look at this article and of course the 2 photos depicting Chows […]
1924 ARTICLE – The Ledgeland’s Kennels of Mrs David Wagstaff
The legendary “Ledgeland’s chow blood runs deep in the veins of our breed, as it is one of the oldest and most successful in USA history. I was recently contacted by a woman who had purchased the Ledgeland’s kennel building in Tuxedo Park NY to renovate for living quarters. It had been […]
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