B. Animals
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B182. Magic quadrupeds—canidae.
B182.1. Magic dog. Irish myth: Cross; India: Thompson-Balys.
D1380.16. Magic dog protects. D1566.1.6. Magic dog's breath burns dead bodies. H1331.6. Quest for marvelous dog.
B182.1.0.1. Toy (lap) dogs. Irish myth: Cross.
A1831.2. First lap-dog in Ireland.
B182.1.0.1.1. Magic lap-dog. Irish myth: Cross.
B182.1.0.2. Magic dog transformed person. Irish myth: Cross.
D17.1.2.3. Transformed man as hostile dog. D141. Transformation: man to dog. T257.2.3. Jealous wife transforms rival to hound.
B182.1.0.3. Magic dog transformed supernatural being. Irish myth: Cross.
B182.1.1. Magic dog vomits any liquor required of him. Irish myth: Cross.
B109.1.1. Dog vomits gold and silver.
B182.1.2. Magic hostile bitches issue from elf-mound. Irish myth: Cross.
B17. Hostile animals. F241.6. Fairy dogs. F360. Malevolent or destructive fairies.
B182.1.3. Dog sight of which renders game helpless. Irish myth: Cross.
B182.1.3.1. Magic whelp kills hound by springing down its throat. Irish myth: Cross.
F916.2. Whelp leaps through body of hound.
B182.1.4. Dog that is hound by night and sheep by day. Irish myth: Cross.
B182.1.5. Dog that is hound by day and flame of fire by night. Irish myth: Cross.
B182.1.6. Magic dog fragrant. Irish myth: Cross.
B182.1.7. Magic bitches (in human form) enchanted by fairy music. Irish myth: Cross.
D1275.1. Magic music. F252.3.1. Fairy as helper.
B182.1.8. Magic brazen dog. Jewish: Neuman.
B182.2. Magic bear. Lithuanian: Balys Index Nos. *163, *482; Russian: Andrejev No. *160 I, 480*C.
B447. Helpful bear. D113.2. Transformation: man to bear. E235.4. Return from dead to punish theft of part of corpse. G211.6. Witch in form of bear.
B183. Magic quadrupeds—rodentia.
B183.1. Magic mouse. India: Thompson-Balys.
B183.1.1. Magic mouse to be flayed. Mouse orders hero to flay him and to use skin for magic purposes. Later the skin is returned to the mouse. — Africa (Zulu): Calaway 97.
D1025.3. Magic mouse skin. D1532.1. Magic mouse-skin bears person aloft.
B183.1.2. Magic mouse causes disease. Irish myth: Cross.
D2064. Magic sickness.
B184. Magic quadrupeds—ungulata.
