"They've got to have the right environment, and they've got to be brought up right," Stilwell says, or all that hunting-dog exuberance can explode into "negative, destructive behavior." ❋ Unknown (2008)
That Javert, who has been annoying me so long; that terrible instinct which seemed to have divined me, which had divined me — good God! and which followed me everywhere; that frightful hunting-dog, always making a point at me, is thrown off the scent, engaged elsewhere, absolutely turned from the trail: henceforth he is satisfied; he will leave me in peace; he has his Jean Valjean. ❋ Unknown (2008)
For by long training it could be brought about, that the house-dog should become accustomed to hunt, and the hunting-dog to cease from running after hares. ❋ Unknown (2007)
But these philosophers were compelled, by the protest of experience, not from their own principles, to confess, that no slight practice and zeal is needed to control and moderate them: and this someone endeavoured to illustrate by the example (if I remember rightly) of two dogs, the one a house-dog and the other a hunting-dog. ❋ Unknown (2007)
The raptors played havoc with her hunting-dog training–but they had federal protection. ❋ John L. Trapp (2002)
It is not dissimilar to whistling for a hunting-dog, which responds to sounds and reacts as it has been trained to do. ❋ Gemmell, David (1995)
A tall hunting-dog, which had sat quiet by the entry, got up and padded at his heel. ❋ Renault, Mary (1972)
On their return journey they almost starved, and Cleveland, who was reluctantly forced to kill his faithful little hunting-dog, was wont to declare in after years that it was the sweetest meat he ever ate. ❋ Archibald Henderson (1920)
Two or three times, the terrible volleys from Porte Maillot had made him jump, with his ears pricked up like a hunting-dog; we were obliged to invent a final victory of Bazaine under the walls of Berlin, and guns fired in his honour at the Invalides. ❋ Unknown (1917)
Any kind of a hunting-dog could have found him in that thicket. ❋ Unknown (1914)
They have raised a great tumult here, and have poked about in all the corners more diligently than a hunting-dog goes ferreting a partridge or a quail. ❋ De Troyes Chr��tien (1914)
There was also an Arab hunting-dog, a slogi from Morocco, two boarhounds of sorts, some Polar dogs, several bulldogs and collies, and a considerable group of terrier varieties in one way or another exceptional. ❋ Unknown (1912)
The wicked tusks of the wild boar will easily kill a strong hunting-dog, and the tough, hard hide was almost like armor. ❋ L. Lamprey (1910)
Hukweem the loon must go through the world crying for what he never gets, and searching for one whom he never finds; for he is the hunting-dog of Clote Scarpe. ❋ William Joseph Long (1909)
One day he found a wolf caught in one of his traps and foolishly allowed his hunting-dog to rush at it. ❋ Arthur Henry Howard Heming (1905)
Hunters declare that no animal, not even the wolf, has so much endurance as a good hunting-dog. ❋ Arthur Henry Howard Heming (1905)
When a hunting-dog sights a fox on a frozen lake he runs straight for him. ❋ Arthur Henry Howard Heming (1905)
What Won-tolla had said meant that the dhole, the red hunting-dog of the ❋ Rudyard Kipling (1900)
His hunting-dog was a monstrous black wolf, as large as a full-grown buffalo, with long, soft hair, and eyes that shone in the night like the moon. ❋ Unknown (1898)
She had thought many times that morning of the two Bobs, and good old Fritz, dead and gone, of Boots, the hunting-dog, and the goat and the gobbler and the parrot, -- all the animals she had loved and played with at Locust, wishing she had them with her. ❋ Unknown (1897)
I just missed shooting [the ducks] with the [Zapper]. Now I want to shoot the damn [Duck Hunt dog]!!! ❋ Pablowisdom (2016)
: That Duck Hunt Dog ❋ Rabroot (2021)
