Kolejna perełka: wierszyk amerykańskiego hodowcy Ojca Heaneya pochodzący z 1936 roku / Haney był przeciwnikiem inbredowania białych amerykańskich psów z kolorowymi pochodzącymi z Wysp, niezła zadyma była

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"For seventy years my coat has been white,
Now some restless mortals say I am too light,
And they're bringing from England a dog they call me,
So's the dirt in his coat will be harder to see.
That my color's important is certainly clear,
Else why do they call me the White Cavalier?
In fighting and friendships, I've gained quite a fame,
Now Kennel Club rulings say,'What's in a name?'
My sons will be brindle, my girls will be red,
Oh, why cannot someone make use of his head?
The mutt's an imposter, yet it's questions like these
That make us White Dogs feel covered in fleas"
Skopiowane z "Bull Terriers Today" Harrisa