ELMA WILLIAMS, (THE) PANT GLAS STORY — Dogs wave tails... in several indicative ways. There is the wide sweep of expectancy, or the more vigorous movement of greeting. Or, tail under tummy, a subterranean waggle which can be pleasure tinged with guilt or fear.
| A. | Top-level canines | EYETEETH |
| B. | TV role for eight generations of one acting family | LASSIE |
| C. | 1812 invention featuring a pendulum | METRONOME |
| D. | Swift hunter or colorful cover | AFGHAN |
| E. | Yarn used in weaving; bark | WOOF |
| F. | Nobel scientist with canine experiments (2 wds.) | IVANPAVLOV |
| G. | Stuff to be picked up; group from which to make a pick? | LITTER |
| H. | Wrapping that may make a pill more palatable to a canine | LIVERWURST |
| I. | "Come Back, Little Sheba" author | INGE |
| J. | Valley around Leeds, England | AIREDALE |
| K. | Like the hairless breed Xoloitzcuintli | MEXICAN |
| L. | Human pal of Scooby-Doo | SHAGGY |
| M. | Half-pint, runt, miniature | PEEWEE |
| N. | "The Call of the Wild" genre | ADVENTURE |
| O. | Ratter from East Anglia, for short | NORWICH |
| P. | Regarded as a faithful friend | TRUSTED |
| Q. | Like an Irish wolfhound or St. Bernard | GIANT |
| R. | Shade of a beagle's ears, often (2 wds.) | LIGHTBROWN |
| S. | First character to recognize Odysseus upon his return | ARGUS |
| T. | Four-legged Monopoly token | SCOTTIE |
| U. | Shook, trembled, vibrated | SHIMMIED |
| V. | Playful struggle for dominance (3 wds.) | TUGOFWAR |
| W. | Kind of school where students may learn to beg | OBEDIENCE |
| X. | St. Bernard's job description? | RESCUER |
| Y. | Cry of complaint from a pound | YAWP |