PLAN No. 570. RAISING BLOODED DOGS
A man who was employed in a large stationery house in a northwestern city made extra money during his spare time by raising blooded dogs and selling them at good prices.
No matter for what purpose a dog was desired, whether for a child’s companion, a watch dog or hunting dog, he knew exactly the sort of dog to supply, and had the very finest specimens of all breeds constantly on hand to meet the demand.
His prices ranged from $5 and $10 for a young puppy to $25, and even $50, for one grown and well trained. He had read everything published relating to dogs, had the pedigrees of all the best ones, and bred only the best grade of animals. In the five years he was engaged in this as a side line, he cleared several thousand dollars.