Gazehounds

The dogs had gone to the sacrifice consenting, with never a whimper or a bark—ah, but of course, the gazehounds were mute. ❋ Sarah Micklem (2009)

This dog too was hauled out, and the two gazehounds shivered in a puddle on the floor, their marigold garlands and saffron tassels sodden and limp. ❋ Sarah Micklem (2009)

It would be interesting – and good for the dogs – to develop a pointing dog land-race, as exists – at least for the moment – for gazehounds across Asia and the Middle East. ❋ Unknown (2008)

I entered the house with some wrath upon me at seeing the gazehounds in the yard; for it seems a cruel thing to me to harass the birds in the breeding-time. ❋ Richard Doddridge (2004)

The slowhound, or lyme dog, luckily for Simon, had drenched his nose in the blood of the deer, else he might have found the glover's lair in the thicket; but its more acute properties of scent being lost, it followed tranquilly with the gazehounds. ❋ Walter Scott (1801)

The slowhound, or lyme dog, luckily for Simon, had drenched his nose in the blood of the deer, else he might have found the glover’s lair in the thicket; but its more acute properties of scent being lost, it followed tranquilly with the gazehounds. ❋ Unknown (2008)