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The natural history of dogs : Canidae or genus Canis of authors ; including also the genera Hyaena and Proteles / by Lieut. Col…
THE WOLVES.
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when they wish to conceal a part of their food or
the droppings about their lairs.
The parent wolves…
THE WOLVES.
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listening, snuffing up the air, smelling the ground,
and springing over the threshold without touching
it…
THE WOLVES.
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made efforts to drao- him throuoh ; his cries awa-
kening the whole vicinity, the beast was compelled
to…
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THE WOLVES.
rally repel the attack, killing one or more of the
enemy. Single horses fight a wolf by striking with…
THE WOLVES.
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just as tlie most attached dog would have done
after a separation of a few days. Unhappily his
master was…
THE WOLVES.
141
holes, or under the most sheltered and impenetrable
covers., where a bed of moss is gathered by the
mother…
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THE WOLVES.
Asia, we are still insufficiently acquainted with
several that are known to exist, to pronounce with…
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THE WOLVES.
The fourth and fifth, acimones, and perhaps icti-
nus, were smaller ; with a lengthened body, strong
and…
THE WOLVES.
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refer to a canine commonly considered as a fox ; but
it is larger, more bulky, low on the legs, with a…