From the memoirs:

Bullshotting

The Memoirs of Brigadier Pudding (ret.)

These memoirs were unearthed while relocating the Central Library of London, Ontario from its original residence on Queens Avenue to a new facility within the Galleria, early in 2002. The journal is surprisingly in-depth, complete with diagrams, daguerreotypes, and later, photographs. It seems the Brigadier was something of a local embarrassment due to his scatological antics in the London Veterans’ Home, where former sailor Pudding met his demise in 1926, at the age of 93, of E. coli poisoning.

On the Historical Use of Bull Terriers as Ordnance
By the British Royal Navy (Bullshotting)

The Brigadier, circa 1902, seen here with his pet wig, Molly.