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Meaning of "foxhounds"
Foxhound is a noun referring to a breed of hunting dog known for its keen sense of smell and hunting skills
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- plural of foxhound
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Of this any one may satisfy himself with foxhounds.
They were larger than standard foxhounds and were black and tan.
This is the reason that they are derived from red foxhounds.
Foxhounds are hard working hunting dogs and can be utilized as trackers in the field.
They are not foxhounds.
Foxhounds and Terriers in a Kennel.
He also kept large racing studs and looked after the Belvoir foxhounds.
Master of Foxhounds.
Several members of his family have also been Masters of Foxhounds.
Foxhounds are an excellent dog for active, rural families.
The majority descends from Foxhounds.
Foxhounds are excellent dogs for active, rural families.
There have been over two hundred and fifty packs of Foxhounds in Great Britain.
Foxhounds hunt in packs and, like all scent hounds, have a strong sense of smell.
The first Fox Terriers were bred as working dogs to accompany Foxhounds during hunts.
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During a hunt, the master of foxhounds would organize and lead the activities.
Other breeds used were the Otterhound and Foxhounds.
She 's been chased by your wretched foxhounds three times in two weeks.
The Border Terrier is a small British dog developed to hunt with Foxhounds.
You people are sick, and you foxhounds are no better.
The American foxhounds are lighter, taller and more agile than the English ones.
Because of its strong hunting instinct, American Foxhounds should not be trusted off-leash.
Various breeds of foxhounds and other hunting hounds were imported from England, Ireland, and France.
Very similar to the beagle, although slightly taller, English Foxhounds descend from Bloodhounds.
American Foxhounds can live up to 15 years.
Somerville was a devoted sportswoman who in 1903 had become master of the West Carbery Foxhounds.
There is one pack of foxhounds in Portugal, and one in India.
For 50 years he was master of the foxhounds.
History = = In the colonial period, foxhounds were imported for the popular sport of fox hunting.
A keen foxhunter, Hill was master of the North Shropshire Foxhounds until 1823.
He exhibited Foxhounds at the 1901 Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, and was awarded a bronze medal.
Detailed breeding records have been kept by the British Master of Foxhounds Association since around 1800.
The Duke was for some time Master of Foxhounds of the North Staffordshire Hunt . [ 8 ].
