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Richardson in his book Dogs; Their Origin and Varieties (1847):[10], This dog although evidently a mongrel is nearer to the terriers than anything else and on this account I describe him among them. Turnspit dogs were bred to be the work horse of the kitchen. An illustration of a turnspit dog, described in the 19th century as “long-bodied, crooked-legged, and ugly dogs”. The smoke-jack, as it was rather improperly termedâinasmuch as it was turned, not by the smoke, but by the heated air that rushed up the chimneyâwas a great improvement, because the spit revolved at a rate that corresponded with the heat of the fire. If you're disgusted by slobber spots on your clothes, the Turnspit Dog could be a perfect choice for you. posted by ricochet biscuit at 10:04 PM on January 15, 2017 [5 favorites] Historically, Jack Russels hunted rats, Border Collies herded sheep, Greyhounds hunted hares and Alsatians were… The Whippet (also English Whippet or Snap Dog) is a dog breed of medium size. It is thought to have existed in around the 16th century. Your email address will not be published. See more ideas about chuck wagon, bar b que, dogs. The dogs were employed to help chefs and cooks, and were often called the kitchen dog; Some records say the dog was a kind of terrier, others say it was related to the Welsh Corgi; Two dogs would work in shifts to take the strain off of just one Sometimes these dogs were also taken to the church as a footwarmer on Sundays. There is great debate as to the lineage of the Turnspit Dog, with some believing it was a Spaniel and others claiming it was a type of Terrier. The owner used to keep this dog on the wheel that is kept in height with closed bars, so they will not escape from there. Their colour is generally a dusky grey spotted with black or entirely black with the under parts whitish. Turnspit Dog may grow 18 cm / 7 inches shorter than Telomian. Among the distinct breeds kept in Egypt there was a massive wolf-dog, a large, heavily-built hound with drooping ears and a pointed head, at least two varieties of Greyhound used for hunting the gazelle, and a small breed of terrier or Turnspit, with short, crooked legs. The patter from the little dog's feet. Both Turnspit Dog and Telomian are having almost same weight. They were the ugly and messy dog that no one wanted to keep as a pet. The type is now extinct.It is mentioned in Of English Dogs in 1576 under the name "Turnespete". Both Turnspit Dog and Telomian has almost same life span. W… In the 16th century, households in Europe employed special breeds of dogs called Turnspit dogs to turn or rotate the spit. One story says that during service at a church in Bath, the Bishop of Gloucester gave a sermon and uttered the line "It was then that Ezekiel saw the wheel...". In Linnaeus's 18th-century classification of dogs it is listed as Canis vertigus. He is a small long backed cross made dog with the fore legs bent first inwards and then outwards he is frequently pied or glaucous coloured like the Great Danish dog and the harlequin terrier, The crooked leg is most likely owed to very distant ancestors as noted in Dogs And All About Them (1910), by Robert Leighton:[11]. The Turnspits are remarkable for their great length of body and short and usually crooked legs. They were long-bodied, short-legged but compact and muscular. Today, their genetic descendants, the St Bernard dogs, live on to carry on their bloodline. Turnspit Dog. [1] William Bingley's Memoirs of British Quadrupeds (1809) also talks of a dog employed to help chefs and cooks. How? Turnspit Dog. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Some sources consider the Turnspit dog a kind of Glen of Imaal Terrier,[2] while others make it a relative of the Welsh Corgi. Other breeds like hunting dogs, herding dogs had an enjoyable life chasing game, herding animals, running in the field, etc, the Turnspit Dogs were forced to be in the smoky kitchen for hours running on the wheel. Visit Doglime for more dog breeds information. The appearance of this breed is described as ugly, unhappy, and suspicious looks. With many written documents found about the Turnspit Dogs, we can learn that this breed was seen more like kitchen utensils than as a dog, which is sad. Descriptions vary a bit but the overall picture of a “turnspit” paints a dog with short or crooked legs, a heavy head, and dropping ears. 1853 illustration of a Turnspit Dog from Illustrated Natural History, by Rev JG Wood. Turnspit Dog was popular, as dogs used to turn the turnspit or dog wheel. [8] Often, they are shown with a white stripe down the center of their faces. That little dog looks like he has seen some shit you would not believe. 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