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The work interweaves a narrative about a courageous dog with informative chapters on canine origins, showing how wolves became domestic companions. It surveys many breeds and their adaptations, from thick-coated sled teams to herding and rescue types, and considers how climate, selective breeding, and training shaped their forms and uses. Practical material addresses training methods, competitive trials, and daily routines of working dogs, while recurring themes highlight loyalty, service, and the reciprocal bond between people and animals.

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Title: Pep: The Story of a Brave Dog

Author: Clarence Hawkes

Illustrator: William Van Dresser

Release date: July 13, 2019 [eBook #59909]

Language: English

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“Pep sniffed at his master’s face eagerly.”
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PEP

The Story of a
Brave Dog

By
CLARENCE HAWKES

ILLUSTRATED By
WILLIAM VAN DRESSER

MILTON BRADLEY COMPANY
SPRINGFIELD · MASSACHUSETTS


Copyright, 1922
By MILTON BRADLEY COMPANY
Springfield, Massachusetts

All Rights Reserved


Bradley Quality Books

Printed in United States of America


To Dog-Lovers,
the whole world over,
this book is fraternally
dedicated