Definitions and References
– ‘Long dog’ is defined in the Oxford English Dictionary, online edition, published by Oxford University Press.
– Frank Sheardown wrote a book titled ‘The working longdog’ in 1999.
– Bob Jeffare mentioned longdogs in an article in K9 Perspective Magazine in 2001.
– David Alderton wrote a book called ‘Hounds of the world’ in 2000, which includes information on longdogs.
– Deborah Blount submitted an article on lurchers to the Association of Lurcher Clubs in February 2000.
Further Reading
– Wikimedia Commons has media related to longdogs.
– E.G. Walsh authored a book called ‘Lurchers and Longdogs’ in 1977.
– E.G. Walsh also wrote a book titled ‘Longdogs by Day’ in 1990.
– D.B. Plummer published a book on ‘Lurcher and Long Dog Training’ in 1993.
– This dog-related article is a stub, and it can be expanded to provide more information.
Sources and Publication Information
Sources:
– Oxford English Dictionary, online edition
– Frank Sheardown’s book ‘The working longdog’
– Bob Jeffare’s article in K9 Perspective Magazine
– David Alderton’s book ‘Hounds of the world’
– Deborah Blount’s submission to the Association of Lurcher Clubs
Publication Information:
– Frank Sheardown’s book was published by Swan Hill Press in Shrewsbury.
– David Alderton’s book was also published by Swan Hill Press in Shrewsbury.
– Bob Jeffare’s article was published in K9 Perspective Magazine.
– Deborah Blount’s submission was archived by the Association of Lurcher Clubs.
– E.G. Walsh’s books were published by Boydell in Woodbridge.
Related Topics
– Lurchers and longdogs are often mentioned together.
– Sighthounds are discussed in David Hancock’s book ‘Sighthounds: their form, their function and their future.’
– Denis E. Harvey wrote a book called ‘The Gypsies: Waggon-time and After,’ which may include information on longdogs.
– Longdogs are a specific type of dog.
– The topic of longdogs is related to dog training.
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