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Bloodhound Puppies for sale

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Bloodhounds, also known as "Sleuth Hound" are very large and very adept at tracking their prey by scent alone, including through water and over long distances. They are also known as Chien de St. Hubert, St. Hubert Hound, Sleuth-hound. These dignified and noble looking dogs have been prized for decades by search and rescue teams and hunters alike for their tracking abilities.

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FAQs

Is a Bloodhound a good family dog?

Yes, Bloodhounds are excellent family dogs thanks to their gentle, affectionate, and patient nature. They are good with children and other pets, forming strong bonds with their families. However, they do require consistent training and socialisation because of their independent streak and strong tracking instincts.

Why don't police use Bloodhounds anymore?

While Bloodhounds are exceptional trackers, police forces nowadays prefer breeds that are more versatile, easier to train for obedience and protection, and better adapted to urban environments. Bloodhounds can be stubborn and less aggressive, making them less suitable for many police roles compared to breeds like German Shepherds or Belgian Malinois.

What does Bloodhound mean in slang?

Although not specified in official sources, the term 'bloodhound' in slang typically refers to someone who is very persistent in tracking down information or investigating something thoroughly, much like the dog’s keen scenting ability.

Is Bloodhound aggressive?

Bloodhounds are generally not aggressive; they are calm and relaxed dogs. They may only show aggression if threatened or in situations like guarding food from other dogs. Overall, they have a gentle disposition and are not suited to be guard dogs as they lack instinctive aggression or wariness towards strangers.