Milk delivery

 1948, Belgium, Maynard Williams.

Red Army soldiers napping with their dog

Elizabeth Taylor

Vámos Ernő felesége és kisfia. 1926. VIII. 31.

Vámos Ernő felesége és kisfia. 1926. VIII. 31.

The black pug was not introduced to England until Lady Brassey exhibited one in 1886. Queen Victoria owned a black pug, of which she was very fond, and Queen Alexandra, as Princess of Wales, possessed several.

TUDY OF A SMALL GIRL WITH A PRIZE SCOTTISH TERRIER DOG, C. 1935 / BY SAM HOOD

Hitler pets Braun's Scottish terriers,

Hitler pets Braun's Scottish terriers, Negus and Katuschka, in 1942. (Katuschka was nicknamed 'Stasi'.) Braun didn't like Hitler's German shepherd Blondi who occasionally shared the bedroom with him.

Braun and Hitler's German shepherd in 1942.

A happy Greyhound is groomed in a vintage photo!

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Shiba INU MATTING film "The Old Bear Hunter" 1982

1936 National Geographic

Frida Kahlo, 1944

A monk and a dog

Photo: Kent E. Gavin (UK).

World Press Photo 1977,  Happy News & Humor, 2nd prize
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Marianne Faithfull posing with pooch, 1960s.

Crownprincess Marie of Romania playing with a dog.

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Susan, Betty and President Gerald Ford with Liberty and her puppies at the White House in 1975

Gerald Ford and his golden retriever

US President Gerald Ford and his golden retriever Liberty in the Oval Office, White House on November 7, 1974.

Northern Sweden Nomad Sami people about 1880

Pocokfalvi Frakk Sepi

Pocokfalvi Frakk Sepi hosszúszőrű tacskó. Tenyésztője: Schönfeld Rezsőné (Budapest). Tulajdonos: Dombrády Éva. (Eifert J. felvétele) Kutya magazin, 1970. április.
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Not From The Onion of the Day: According to a German newspaper articlebased on recently unearthed diplomatic cables, Nazi officials in Finland spent a significant amount of time getting riled up over a sunglass-wearing, Hitler-saluting dog named Jackie — going so far as to plan the financial ruin of its owner, Tor Borg.

From BBC News:

Mr Borg was called into the German embassy for questioning, where he admitted that his wife Josephine - a known anti-Nazi German - had called the dog Hitler, but denied being involved in anything “that could be seen as an insult against the German Reich”.

The embassy, however, thought otherwise, telling officials in Berlin: “Borg, even though he claims otherwise, is not telling the truth.”

The Foreign Office spent three months investigating ways of bringing Mr Borg to trial for insulting Hitler, but no witnesses would come forward, the newspaper reports.

“Just months before the Nazis launched their attack on the Soviet Union, they had nothing better to do than to obsess about this dog,” Nazi expert Klaus Hillenbrand told the AP.

[bbc / ap / photo: usatoday.]

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