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- The Canine Watchman -
' In New York'City not long ago,
a mongrel puppy was credited
with saving the lives of an entire
family. Their home had caught
fire while they slept, and only
the dog’s barking awoke them in
time to avoid
asphixia
tion and the
flames.
This kind of
story pops up
in the newspa
p e r s many
times. It all
deems to prove the theory that a
watch dog is every bit as impor
tant to a family as insurance
against fire and theft.
What kind of dogs make the
best watch dogs? According to
Clarence C. Fawcett, a leading
canine authority at the Purina
Dog Care Center in St. Louis,
Missouri, almost any breed of
dog —or a mixed breed fur that
matter-makes a good family
watchman.
“That’s because almost any
dog will bark when normal fam
ily routine is disrupted or when
strangers approach at odd
hours,” Fawcett says. “This does,
not indicate that the animal is
vicious. In most cases, it’s merely •
a sign that he’s curious to see
what’s going on. or that he wants
to let his owners know that some
thing out-of-the-ordinary is hap
pening.
“For that reason, good watch
dogs are also gentle and afi'ec
tionate pets. A dog’s loyalty is
your best defense against vio
lence,” the Purina Dog Care Cen
ter’s expert notes. “Most dogs
will fight for the safety of their
master with every ounce of en-;
ergy they have.”
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