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The Dogs of Boytown

Walter A. Dyer

Book Overview: 

This is a collection of stories about dogs and the people they own. The story proceeds leisurely with much information about different breeds of dogs. The author obviously likes both boys and dogs.

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .Romulus and Remus engaged in the joint pastime of reducing to small woolly bits a new gray felt slipper which she herself had presented to her husband that very morning. Hastily she cleared out the bottom of a closet, thrust the puppies inside, and ruthlessly closed the door, deaf alike to the piteous little squeaky whines of Romulus and Remus and the louder protests of Ernest and Jack.

"Now you see what they've done!" cried Mrs. Whipple, holding up the forlorn and tattered remnants of the slipper. "I guess this will about finish it. Wait till your father comes home."

Mr. Whipple had gone out for a little while that afternoon, and the boys awaited his return without 44 much optimism. When his key was at last heard in the latch they looked at each other with eyes big with apprehension.

Somebody had given Mr. Whipple a big cigar, and a lot of people had wished him Merry Christmas, and he was in a very jovial mood indeed. Mrs. Whipple and t. . . Read More

Community Reviews

The Boys of Boytown, copyright 1918, is a great book but maybe tries to do too much while covering the topic of dogs. Of the town of Boytown, it says:

‘You will not find it on a map, for that is not its real name. It is not always wise to call people and places by their real names in a book, and so I