Dog Stories from the "Spectator‪"‬

Have you ever wondered if dogs might be more intelligent than we suspect? This 1896 collection of dog stories from the British magazine "The Spectator" gives remarkable examples of the intelligence, reasoning power, sense of humor and even artistic ability of man's best friend. From the account of a terrier discovering that coins can be exchanged for dog biscuits (and the more coins dispensed, the more biscuits received), to a retriever that promptly curls up in a kitchen-maid's bed after she turns him out of his kitchen resting spot, this delightful collection is sure to bring a smile to every dog owner.