OTTER HOUND!! by jendellas
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Description
The Otterhound is a large, rough-coated hound with an imposing head. Originally bred for hunting, it has great strength and a strong body with long striding steps. This makes it able to perform prolonged hard work. The Otterhound hunts its quarry both on land and in water and it has a combination of characteristics unique among hounds; most notably an oily, rough, double coat and substantial webbed feet.
Otterhounds generally weigh between 80 and 120 pounds (36 and 54 kg). They have extremely sensitive noses which make them inquisitive and perseverant in investigating scents. Consequently, they need particular supervision when outdoors. They are friendly dogs with a unique bass voice which they use frequently.
Another unusual breed from the show the other day.
Story will continue tomorrow I hope, I have been busy.
Thanks for all the lovely comments & favs, so, so appreciated. xxx

Comments (13)
Lovable !!
The man who owns our haberdashers has one, and he had no idea what he had bought into at first! Ok now but it took years!
mignon
Wonderful capture Barbara cool information
Beautiful dog, outstanding capture!
Beautiful looking dog. Thank you for sharing the info on him. I had not even heard of this interesting breed.
Barbara, this is a fantastic capture of this truly adorable Hound.
Nice looking dog but I bet horrendous to brush !
Lovely big scruffy type dog, very nice photo Barbara, hugs and love xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Fantastic photo of this beautiful looking dog and shared information Barbara.
Handsome dog, and looks so happy
lovely shot of this dog
A great photo and information Barbara and that is a big dog!