Dholes

The dholes are a very silent people as a rule, and they have no manners even in their own Jungle. ❋ Rudyard Kipling (1900)

Many of the 'dholes' are destroyed in these contests; for the tiger, the elk, and the boar, and even many of the smaller classes of game are capable of making a most obstinate defence. ❋ William Youatt (1811)

Katcunsandy passes, in which vicinity the 'dholes' may frequently be seen, describe them as confining their attacks entirely to wild animals, and assert that they will not prey on sheep, goats, &c.; but others, in the country extending southward from Jelinah and ❋ William Youatt (1811)

This may be expressive of their own gratification, or anxiety, or may serve as a guide to other 'dholes' to join in the chase. ❋ William Youatt (1811)

Hence the breed of the 'dholes' is much circumscribed. " ❋ William Youatt (1811)

A pack of Asian dholes (wild dogs) escaped from a UK animal park; 6 were darted or shot, and 2 are still loose. ❋ Unknown (2009)

As a member of the Canidae family—all of whose members are called canids—the domestic dog is distantly related to coyotes and jackals, dingoes and dholes, foxes and wild dogs. ❋ ALEXANDRA HOROWITZ (2009)

To be honest, I found the tales doubtful at first and it wasn’t until hearing Nguyen Van Nghia, a woodsman living in Cam Chinh Commune, tell his stories on tracking dholes’ footsteps leading to dead animals that I began to believe. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Three long-fangs and a pack of dholes already stalked it, while a lone bear watched and waited. ❋ Dorothy Hearst (2008)

Woodsmen had also grown fond of the dogs because dholes are often very friendly. ❋ Unknown (2006)

'I don’t think dhole can survive in this hilly environment,' proclaimed a visiting Russian scientist, and there was a growing fear among conservationists that the evidence gathered during the first search was not from dholes but another species of pack dogs. ❋ Unknown (2006)

The mammoth was already weakened, thanks to the long-fangs and the dholes. ❋ Dorothy Hearst (2008)

Normally, when they capture their prey dholes only disembowel the animal, leaving the flesh and bone mostly intact. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Then the larger humans chased the long-fangs and dholes away with their sharpsticks. ❋ Dorothy Hearst (2008)

While spending several days in the Cua, I picked up various pieces of gossip from residents that reportedly saw dholes. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Foxes, dholes, and many of the hunter birds must be dealt with, and kept from stealing prey, but are not much of a threat to a grown wolf. ❋ Dorothy Hearst (2008)

Once they find somebody, dholes yap fiercly in a peculiar way. ❋ Unknown (2006)

(A good basic information site on dholes can be found here.) ❋ Unknown (2006)

When he reached the third hill, the woodsmen found a dead spotted deer, which the dholes had killed and eaten the viscera. ❋ Unknown (2006)

1. A pack of dholes is [running wild] in my pants. 2. yo, [jeezy], she sucked my dhole last night. Then she greased it wif her mink. 2. Yo, I [got's] to axe u sumthin, wilkl you suck my dhole? ❋ Matt, Michael, And Kevin (2006)

Person 1: Hi Dhole Person 2: Hey [Holey] Dhole: bsndh [dh] kfifj [bd] w ❋ Souplover98 (2022)