Foreword | p. 13 |
Most Loyal and Noble Companion | |
An Introduction to Dogs | p. 19 |
The Power of the Dog | p. 21 |
The DOG | p. 23 |
Understanding | p. 24 |
The Best Friend | p. 25 |
Argus | p. 26 |
Tray, the Exemplar | p. 27 |
Verse for a Certain Dog | p. 28 |
Your Face on the Dog's Neck | p. 29 |
Dog-God | p. 33 |
Man and Dog | p. 35 |
Growing Dark | p. 36 |
Custodian | p. 38 |
My Comforter | p. 40 |
Fidelity of the Dog | p. 41 |
To Flush, My Dog | p. 44 |
Puppy Love | |
His Apologies | p. 51 |
How It Began | p. 54 |
From The Chase | p. 55 |
Drink, Puppy, Drink | p. 58 |
The Hound of Ulster | p. 60 |
Dog Days | p. 61 |
On the Virtues of Particular Breeds | |
Dogs and Weather | p. 65 |
The Dog Parade | p. 66 |
Advice to a Dog Painter | p. 67 |
The Irish Greyhound | p. 68 |
Hamish: A Scots Terrier | p. 70 |
My Brindle Bull-Terrier | p. 72 |
The Dog and the Water-Lily | p. 74 |
To a Black Greyhound | p. 76 |
Sheepdog Trials in Hyde Park | p. 78 |
The Dachshund | p. 81 |
The Dog of St Bernard's | p. 82 |
To a Pomeranian Puppy Valued at 2500 Dollars | p. 85 |
My Father's Irish Setters | p. 87 |
The Properties of a Good Greyhound | p. 90 |
Barry, the St Bernard | p. 91 |
The Hairy Dog | p. 92 |
O Pug! | p. 93 |
Compendium Dachshundium | p. 95 |
Panegyric for Gee | p. 97 |
In Praise of the Basset Hound | p. 99 |
Beagles | p. 101 |
Have Leash, Will Walk | |
After an Illness, Walking the Dog | p. 105 |
The Woodman's Dog | p. 107 |
Dogs in the Park | p. 108 |
My Dog is Named for Elizabeth Bishop | p. 109 |
Saturday, 8:58 a.m. | p. 110 |
Walking the Dog | p. 111 |
To Sleep and to Dream | |
A Dog Sleeping On My Feet | p. 115 |
Dan | p. 117 |
The Paw | p. 118 |
Dog Dreaming | p. 121 |
As She Goes | p. 122 |
Hark, Hark, Hear Them Bark | |
Barking Dogs in the Snow | p. 125 |
O Happy Dogs of England | p. 126 |
The Rape of Chanticleer | p. 127 |
Theseus and Hippolyta (from A Midsummer Night's Dream) | p. 128 |
Dog at Night | p. 130 |
The Battle of the Pekes and the Pollicles, and the Intervention of the Great Rumpuscat | p. 131 |
A Friendly Welcome | p. 134 |
The Thrill of the Hunt | |
On a Spaniel Called Beau | p. 137 |
Bull-Baiting | p. 138 |
Shepheard's Dogge | p. 139 |
The Fawning Whelp | p. 141 |
Small Poem About the Hounds and the Hares | p. 142 |
Incident | p. 143 |
The Hunting of the Hare | p. 145 |
It's a Dog's Life | |
Apres la Politique, la Haine des Bourbons | p. 149 |
Launce's Dog, Crab (from The Two Gentlemen of Verona) | p. 150 |
Full of the Moon | p. 152 |
Dog | p. 153 |
Pink Dog | p. 156 |
Dog Prospectus | p. 158 |
Hope | p. 161 |
Eating Poetry | p. 162 |
Two Dogs | p. 163 |
The Unruly Thoughts of the Dog Trainer's Lover | p. 164 |
Dog | p. 166 |
The Toy Bone | p. 170 |
Scroppo's Dog | p. 172 |
Lone Dog | p. 175 |
What the Dog Perhaps Hears | p. 176 |
Dog | p. 178 |
Power Source | p. 179 |
The Song of the Mischievous Dog | p. 180 |
Doggerel, or, in Their Own Words | |
Confession of a Glutton | p. 183 |
A Popular Personage at Home | p. 185 |
On the Collar of Tiger | p. 187 |
Engraved on the Collar of a Dog, Which I Gave to His Royal Highness | p. 188 |
Mommy | p. 189 |
Contentment | p. 191 |
Yoko | p. 193 |
The Bloodhound Speaks | p. 196 |
A Dog's Eye View | p. 197 |
The Promotion | p. 198 |
Homer's Seeing-Eye Dog | p. 200 |
Dog Kibble: A Villanelle | p. 202 |
The House Dog's Grave | p. 203 |
Oriane | p. 205 |
The Sadness of Puppies | p. 206 |
Birch | p. 207 |
In Remembrance | |
Epitaph to a Dog | p. 211 |
Kaiser Dead | p. 213 |
Geist's Grave | p. 215 |
Upon His Spaniel, Tracie | p. 219 |
Epitaph on Fop | p. 220 |
Dead Dog | p. 221 |
Talking to Dogs | p. 222 |
Exemplary Nick | p. 225 |
Ruby | p. 226 |
On the Death of a Favourite Old Spaniel | p. 228 |
The Pardon | p. 229 |
Ali | p. 231 |
Lament for Toby, a French Poodle | p. 234 |
My Boyhood Dog | p. 236 |
To the Dog Belvoir | p. 237 |
Acknowledgments | p. 239 |
Index of Authors | p. 249 |
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