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From Middle English hound, from Old English hund, from Proto-West Germanic *hund, from Proto-Germanic *hundaz. Cognate with West Frisian hûn, Dutch hond, Luxembourgish Hond, German Hund, German Low German Hund, Danish hund, Faroese hundur, Icelandic hundur, Norwegian Bokmål hund, Norwegian Nynorsk hund, and Swedish hund, from pre-Germanic *ḱuntós (compare Latvian sùnt-ene ( “ big dog ” ), enlargement of Proto-Indo-European *ḱwṓ ( “ dog ” ) (compare Old Irish cú ( “ dog ” ), Tocharian B ku, Lithuanian šuõ, Armenian շուն ( šun ), Russian сука ( suka )). Doublet of canine. Dalliance - directed by Jeremy Howe. Based on a play by Arthur Schnitzler. Piano played by Steve Edis. Endurance and Stamina: These dogs were bred for endurance to sustain long hunts over varied terrain. They needed to be able to run at a pace that would allow hunters on foot to follow. Flipper’s preparation has involved plenty of British Dressage (BD) through the winter, along with some British Showjumping. Regular sessions with Equine Rebalance Therapy Centre’s water treadmill have also helped boost his fitness, without additional galloping.

Hunting: The primary role of the Basenji was as a hunting dog. They were used to flush small game into nets and to control village rodent populations. Their speed, agility, and keen sight and smell made them excellent hunters. The American Leopard Cur, or American Leopard Hound, is an energetic dog that found its way to the US with Spanish conquistadors. The breed is sociable and friendly, which makes it a good pet for families, but it does require a lot of exercise and will enjoy playing with all members of the family. They are intelligent and take well to general training, so they are a suitable breed for novice owners. She names her mum, Lesley Innes, and her trainer, Mark Corbett, as the two pivotal people that make her eventing dreams a reality. Good Nature and Trainability: While bred for hunting, PBGVs are also known for their amiable and playful nature. This made them not only effective hunters but also pleasant companions.Among the multitude of stars in these dazzling dramas are Hugh Grant, Rufus Sewell, Bill Nighy, Felicity Kendal, Harriet Walter, Amaka Okafor, Emma Fielding, Bill Paterson, John Hurt, Bertie Carvel, Toby Jones, Penelope Keith, John Le Mesurier, Penny Downie, Anna Massey, Ron Cook, Ronny Jhutti, Mathew Baynton, Peggy Ashcroft and Timothy West. Loyalty and Companionship: Besides their hunting skills, these dogs were also valued for their loyalty and companionship, making them good pets and working dogs for the families and communities in the region. Adaptability to Harsh Climates: The breed has a short and sleek coat, which is well-adapted to the hot and dry climate of Malta and similar Mediterranean regions. This adaptation was crucial for a breed expected to perform in warm weather conditions. Status Symbol: Due to their impressive appearance and rarity, Irish Wolfhounds were often kept as status symbols by nobility. They were prized and often given as royal gifts. Companionship and Status Symbol: In addition to being hunting dogs, Afghan Hounds were also kept as status symbols and companions by the Afghan nobility. Their distinctive and elegant appearance contributed to this status.

Stamina and Endurance: Shikokus have excellent stamina and endurance, qualities that are essential for long hunting expeditions in rugged terrain. Racing: Eventually, Whippet racing became a popular pastime, especially among the working class in England. Whippets are often referred to as “the poor man’s racehorse” because of their use in this sport. They were an affordable alternative to Greyhounds for people interested in dog racing. Hunting Skills: The Norrbottenspets was primarily used for hunting small game, such as squirrels and birds. Their keen sense of smell, agility, and endurance made them excellent hunters in the dense forests and challenging landscapes of northern Sweden. The American Foxhound tends to be well-behaved and gentle. It will get along with people of all ages, including children and even other domesticated pets. Like many of the breeds on this list, the American Foxhound does require a lot of exercise and if you fail to provide this, they can become destructive or they can suffer from depression. Like all working breeds, hound dogs utilise their natural canine behaviours to do the jobs that we humans have developed them for. Hounds are specialists in locating their prey with either their keen eyesight or their incredible noses, then stalking/chasing them, often at high speed before catching and killing them (or holding them until they can be killed).

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Versatility in Hunting Smaller Game: Although they were primarily used for deer, Drevers were also adept at hunting smaller game like foxes and hares. Their versatility made them valuable to hunters in various environments. Gentle and Dignified Nature: Despite their size and hunting prowess, Scottish Deerhounds are known for their gentle and dignified temperament. They were bred to be amiable and easy to train, qualities that made them excellent companions both in the field and at home. The Basenji is one of the oldest breeds, with evidence of similar-looking dogs found in ancient Egyptian artifacts. They were not introduced to Europe until the 19th century and to America in the mid-20th century. Today, the Basenji is appreciated for its intelligence, playful nature, and unique characteristics. Their grooming needs are minimal, but they require regular exercise and mental stimulation, as well as patient, consistent training due to their independent nature. Some hound breeds can have a bit of a 'dog smell' to them, while others just love rolling in things that owners would rather they didn't! Others however (often the sight hounds) are fastidiously clean.

Status Symbol: Borzois were favored by Russian nobility and were often associated with the lavish lifestyles of the Tsars. Owning Borzois was a status symbol, and they were bred not only for function but also for their elegant and aristocratic appearance. Good Temperament: Despite their hunting abilities, Otterhounds are known for their friendly and amiable temperament, making them good companions when not working. Reserve up to 5% for use as rewards when training, especially if you're training your scent hound to 'come', as it's particularly important to motivate a Scent Hound. The remaining amount should be fed in two meals every day (morning and evening) so that your dog will always see you as a provider of food. Stamina and Speed: American Foxhounds were bred for endurance and speed to chase foxes over long distances. They needed to maintain a steady pace over a variety of terrains, from wooded areas to open fields.Independent Hunting Style: Afghan Hounds were bred to hunt independently, often out of sight of their human companions. This required them to be intelligent, independent, and capable of making decisions on their own during the hunt. He is on good form and where I want him to be at this stage in the season,” says Lauren of the “incredibly talented” Flipper. “We are taking one day at a time, trying to treat it like any other season, any other three day. It’s not long now, but it feels like an age when you don’t want anything to go wrong.” Hunting by Sight: The Saluki is a sighthound, meaning it primarily hunts by sight rather than scent. They were bred for their ability to spot and swiftly chase down fast-moving prey over open terrain. Endurance and Stamina: These coonhounds were bred for endurance, able to sustain long hunts over challenging terrain. Their physical build and strength reflect these requirements.