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Don’t be mislead by that “lostmy-friend” look on the blonde Cocker Spaniel, for she’s not at all up-set because sister won the second place ribbon above her third place one in the Charlottesville dog show this week.
You see, this is Brucie and she knows, no matter what color the ribbon, that she rules the roost. A born show off, she begrudges any pet or friendly scratch that is deposited anywhere but on her hound-dog head.
That ink spot on the right is “Blue/’ who eyes you rather disdainfully. that is, if she bothers to eye you.’-’ In fact, there’s been some arguments as to whether her name should not be changed to “Tom Hand’s Mule.”
This doggy dominance had its beginning when Duchess (Chiddlu’s Prancing Elf) presented Rappahannock News with 2 pups in the winter of 1953. Bearing the fancy names of Blue Night a’Braeleigh and Bowie’s Brucie a’Braeleigh, the two youngsters quickly took over the printing business. Born in the shop, they managed to get into ink by the time they could waddle on their fat stomachs over the floor. Wednesday nights they played
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