5. Grouse would run all about until he smelled the birds, and then he would creep along a little way and stand still with his nose pointing forward.
6. My uncle would then come up with his gun, and, when he was ready, the dog would go slowly forward scaring the birds up, when uncle would shoot them.
7. In this picture we see a dog pointing quails among the reeds. The birds hear him, and are just ready to fly.
8. A dog will follow the track of his master for a long distance, and hounds will follow the track of a wolf or a fox or a bear, so that the hunter can come up with it and kill it.
9. Rover is a good watch-dog, and, if he hears or smells any body about in the night, he makes a great racket.
10. He knows, too, where the other animals belong, and, if a cow or a pig gets into the garden or yard, he goes and drives it out.