doglore

English

Etymology

From dog +‎ lore.

Noun

doglore (uncountable)

1. folklore relating to dogs
   • 1928, Scribner's magazine: Volume 84:

     One touch of doglore makes the whole world kin.

   • 1990, The Bulletin: Volumes 5743-5750:

     The main cliches of doglore are well represented. There is a singing dog; a nervous postie ("some of the blokes who do this route call it death row"); a disgusted terrace-house dweller weary of the sight and odour of dog crap on her nature strip […]

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