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 about. These dogs do not wear collars, as do our pet dogs, but a wooden
label bearing the owner's name is hung round their necks. Other big dogs
are almost wild.[4] [4] _Wild-dogs:_ ownerless dogs have now been
exterminated, and every dog in Japan is owned, licensed, taxed, or else
liable to go the way of the old wolfish-looking curs. The pet
spaniel-like dogs are called _chin_. Half-a-dozen of these dogs will lie
in one place, stretched drowsily on the grassy city walls under the
trees, during the daytime. Towards evening they rouse themselves and run
off to yards and rubbish-heaps to pick up what they can. They will eat
fish, but two or three dogs soon get to know where the meat-eating
Englishmen live. They come trotting in regularly with a business-like
air to search among the day's refuse for bones. Should any interloping
dog try to establish a right to share the feast he can only gain his
footing after a victorious battle. All these dogs are very
wolfish-looking, with straight hair, which is usually white or
tan-colored. There are other pet dogs kept in hou