" Monsieur, I have but littel in de vorld, yet I could not see poor half countryvomans starve. De man, dog-master—ven Monsieur Pierre Pike find dat goot snap dog, Brighte— run avay,—for fear oder peoples would come claim dere animals,—so,—she left in de last extremity." p. 116
Uncle Horace, by the author of 'Sketches of Irish character'.
By Anna Maria Hall
Published by , 1837
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Thanks to Google and Microsoft's efforts with many libraries there were many books scanned and made available via the Internet. Although the project has ended due to copyright concerns. But during this process there have been many dog books from the late 19th century and early 20th century. There were many that contained references to whippets. I'm attempting to gather some of those references and I invite you to share references that you've found.
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- The show dog By Harry Woodworth Huntington 1901
- Whippet Sketch 1945
- A Dogs' Dinner Party in Paris - Harper's Weekly. C...
- Stonehenge 1872 & 1878
- The Whippet
- Whippet Racing Reference
- Somer, Anne of Denmark, 1617
- Snap-dog--OED
- The Miller [Millar] -- 1799
- Reference to Three Sizes of "Greyhound" 1816
- Les Whippets -- Animaux de sport CH3 (en Francais)
- Whippets -- Animals of Sport CH2
- Les Whippets -- Animaux de sport CH2 (en Francais)
- The Whippets -- Animals of Sport CH1 (English)
- Les Whippets -- Animaux de sport CH1 (en Francais)
- French Reference to "Small English Greyhound" 1769
- In comparison to Fox Terriers--Speed 1895
- Whippet in "The Encyclopaedia of Sport"
- Snap dog 1837
- Whippet, Snapdog definitions
- 1841 -- Thomas Penlington's Snap-dog
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