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ARKANSAS RESIDENT
PITS ‘LITTLE BIT OF
MIT IN BRCS YARD
There arrived in Little Flock, Ar
kansas, recently, by express, a
crate which bore the pertinent
warning: “Dog will bite.” Express
company employees gingerly un
loaded the crate and thankfully
turned it over to the consignee,
Leo P. Bott Jr., head of the Bott
Advertising Agency, reports the
Arkansas Gazette, of October 4.
Mr. Bott has bought a dog. He
has come—all the way from Alaska
—and he was'now to see his pur
chase for the first time.
He took the crate home and.
mindful of the warning, inspected
the canine occupant. It was the
kind of dog he wanted, all right,
i an Indian bear dog (about which
I more will be said later), but this
1 particular animal was — well, not
so hot.
I It was dirty and sullen and peev
I ish and looked as though It might
fulfill to the letter the prophetic
placard: “Dog will bite.” But Mr.
Bott established the Alaskan visitor,
in comfortable quarters in the back
yard of his home and hoped for
the best.
At first, the nights were made
hideous by the mournful howling
of the Indian bear dog from Alaska,
and no Alaskan scenery to cure its
nostaglia. Mr. Bott was beginning
to repent of his interest in Indian
bear dogs, and his neighbors were
beginning to be thankful they lived
j no nearer to Alaska, where, pre
| sumably, there are a lot of Indian
j bear dogs.
! But a bath, good food, comfort
! able quarters, and patient human
1 sympathy and attention soon
worked wonders. Now, you would
not recognize in the sleek, hand
some— even playful — animal the
disreputable, homesick creature
that arrived by express a short
time ago.
The dog boasts the unusual name
j of “Stikine,” but the name is no
more unusual than the dog. Mr.
Bott thinks his Indian bear dog
is probably the only one in the
United States.
He saw his first one two years
ago when he was in Alaska, and
became interested in the rare
breed. Mr. Bott has since learned
that the Indian bear dog is now
almost extinct, and, so far as can
be ascertained, is aboriginal. It
was found on the North American I
continent by the first white people |
and is believed to have come over
from Siberia, with the first In-1
dians.
“I believe this dog is a cross be ;
tween a fox and a Siberian husky,” i
said Mr. Bott. “It has a fox-like j
head, particularly the eyes, and a
fox-like tail—almost a brush—and
the body is white with a heavy
S coat of coarse hair. Its size also
resembles a Siberian husky, which,
of course, is a different breed of
dog from the famed Alaskan husky
or malemute.” 0
Having learned this much about
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