Owner Collection (#84)

Picture No. 10745099
Owner photographing a dog during a seizure Date:

Picture No. 10888117
Dog - Border Terrier - being offered biscuit by owner Date:

Picture No. 10869495
Hunting - Dog leaning on girl - Bicester and Whaddon Christmas Chase Hunt Date:

Picture No. 10897862
Dog - mongrel jumping for ball with owner - in snow Date:

Canine Critics
5th October 1933: Two bloodhounds use their owners car as a grandstand during Bloodhound trials as Aston Abbotts, Buckinghmashire. (Photo by Fox Photos/Getty Images)

Love Conquered Fear : Michael Armstrong, adopted by mill owner, embracing his brother Edward who is one of the ragged factory boys working amongst the spinning mules

Luther, Martin (1483-1546). 1545. Surviving together within the Sammelband into which they were bound for their original owner, these four texts relate to the Council of Trent and the Diet of Worms

Frederick Arthur Stanley (1841-1908) sixteenth Earl of Derby. English Conservative statesman, racehorse owner. Governor-General of Canada 1888-1893. From Men of Mark, London 1877. Woodburytype

Thomas Storey (1825-1898) English industrialist and philanthropist from Lancashire. Storey was a mine owner, a mill owner, and leather manufacture

Thoma Storey (1825-189) English industrialist and philanthropist from Lancashire. Storey was a mine owner, a mill owner and leather manufacturer who ade his fortune in the manufacture of oil-cloth

The Adventure of Silver Blaze. Dr Watson, left, and Sherlock Holmes being greeted at Tavistock railway station by Inspector Gregory and Colonel Ross, right

Thomas Hart Benton (1782-1858), American lawyer, newspaper owner and statesman, born at Harts Mill, North Carolina. Senator for Missouri. From 1824 Benton was a staunch supporter of Andrew Jackson

Dog Graduates From School
New York, New York: May, 1952. Waldorf, the toy poodle sits in the hand of his mistress after successfully graduating from training school

A Dog Listens To Gramaphone
United States: c. 1927. A dog listens, perhaps to its masters voice, from a gramaphone

Source Size = 3210 x 1964
HERD OF CATTLE BROUGHT BEFORE THEIR OWNER, From an Egyptian Tomb, Egypt, engraving 1879

Georgina Kitching serving tea at Tea on the Beach, Inverlussa Bay, Isle of Jura, Inner Hebrides, Scotland

Andrew Fletcher, owner of Adrlussa Estate, standing near Argo 8x8 amphibious all-terrain vehicle on moorland, viewed from Grianan Mor towards north with west coast

Domestic Sheep, Blue Texel ram, standing with owner, England, September

Domestic Rabbit, Dutch, adults, being judged at show, England, January

Domestic Rabbit, Netherland Dwarf, albino adults, being judged at show, England, January

Horse, Dales Pony stallion, standing in pasture, on halter held by woman, Cumbria, England, November

Domestic Chicken, hen, wing clipping, using sharp scissors to cut off first ten flight feathers of one wing, Lancashire, England, March

A Dog Playing with a Stick in His Mouth

Man and Dog. Black Great Dane

Young Woman. Dog

Pregnant Woman with Dog

Group of Students Outdoors

Pregnant Woman Outdoors

A Woman Sitting on the Bed to Computers with a Dog

Smiling Woman with Two Dogs

A Kid Wiyh a Dog

Girl with a Basket of Flowers While Embracing a Dog

Girl. Clotheslines

Girl. Clotheslines

Girl Relaxes While Drinking a Cup of Tea

Girl Jumpimg. Outdoor

Girl Cuddles Her Dog

Girl with Her Dog. Outdoor

Girl Embracing Her Dog

Girl Embracing Her Dog. Outdoor

Girl Playing with Her Dog

Woman with Dog

Dog

A hand holding a cat bowl

Young Woman in the Wood with Dog

Puppies

Puppy with a Children

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In the enchanting world of Britannia and Eve, July 1939, a captivating picture (No. 10743654) unveils Miss Richmond and her majestic deerhounds. With grace and elegance, they epitomize the bond between owner and loyal companions. Meanwhile, in the vibrant streets of London, Peppino Leoni takes pride as the owner of Quo Vadis restaurant. His establishment emanates warmth and culinary delights that tantalize taste buds far and wide. As we delve into history's treasure trove, George Studdy's masterpiece "His Broadcast Masters Voice" captures a heartwarming moment between an adoring owner and their beloved canine companion. The connection is undeniable as love radiates from both sides. Moving on to lighter moments, Cecil Aldin's whimsical illustrations bring forth a very long dachshund dog that tickles our imagination with its elongated physique. A testament to how owners embrace every quirkiness their pets possess. Speaking of affectionate bonds, this week's edition of Woggles. XV by Cecil Aldin showcases endearing moments shared between owners and their furry friends. Love knows no bounds when it comes to these cherished relationships. Illustrations come alive once more through Cecil Aldin's artistry as he captures the innocence and charm of Sealyham terrier puppies under the watchful eye of their proud owner. Away from domestic bliss lies another realm where passion thrives – horse racing. Hon Dorothy Paget stands tall alongside her magnificent steed Golden Miller; an embodiment of trust forged between an owner and her noble companion amidst exhilarating races. Venturing deep underground at Hook Colliery in Pembrokeshire, South Wales reveals a different kind of partnership - one between miners who risk life daily for their craft while relying on the guidance provided by dedicated owners who ensure safety above all else. Lastly but not leastly, G.