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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>''"Stone" Bulldogs'' is an article published in [[The Leeds Mercury]] on 11 october 1906.<br />
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== "Stone" Bulldogs ==<br />
[[File:the-leeds-mercury-1906-10-11-p3-stone-bulldogs.jpg|thumb|230px|right|[[The Leeds Mercury]]<br />(11 october 1906, p. 3)]]<br />
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The most famous bull dog in dog fanciers' records was that named after the hero of Sir A. Conan Doyle's "[[Rodney Stone]]." This animal was bought for £l,000 by Mr. Richard Croker, and died in America. There grew up across the Atlantic a craze for descendants of this dog, and animals with a strain of the Stone blood are eagerly sought for. It is stated that three American dog fanciers are now in London endeavouring to form a corner in Stone bull dogs, which fetch nearly £l,000 each. <br />
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