Bloodhound (confirm introduction)
Bloodhound Origin: Belgium. Hubert hound, also known as St. Hubert hound, is one of the oldest, purest and largest sensory hounds in the world. It is known as a modern representative of the oldest species among trail hounds and signal hounds. Naturally, centuries of adoption and breeding have made it appear to have changed from the species praised by the Pangu people. However, its characteristics are so extraordinary that cynologists' exploration of it spans all canine experience.
1. Resume
The monks of St. Hubert once raised this species in Alden. It is speculated that in the 7th century, the monk Saint Hubert used black or dark-brown groups of hounds for hunting. Later, St. Hubert became a Catholic and was canonized as a saint and became the protector of hunters. Because large prey disappears from large areas of jungle, these huge sniffing hounds are found throughout the Ardennese region. These St. Hubert hounds are known for their vigorous spirit and endurance, especially when hunting wild boar.
St. Hut's dog was favored by the French royal family. In 1066, it was brought to England by King William. After several centuries, the British improved the breed and formed today's bloodhound. Belgian rulers introduced this breed from England in the 11th century, and the breed introduced in England provided the basic bloodline. Descendants of these bloodhounds adopted this name, indicating purebred status. Later, this category also developed in the United States. Especially in North America, this dog breed is used to chase down fleeing followers.
Two. Efficiency
Bloodhound's nose is "unparalleled in the world" and has an indomitable and mysterious sense of tracking ability. No matter what method is used to mix the scent, it can accurately find the track. for objects. There is evidence that it can track even the breath that lasts longer than 14 days. And a record of tracking breath for 220 kilometers was discovered. The certificate it creates has been used as a court evidence.
Some of America's mightiest bloodhounds have helped detectives solve crimes that outperform the best human detectives. One bloodhound was praised for carrying out more than 600 efficacious cures. The famous dog "Nick Carter" has found the trace 105 hours later and tracked it, which later became the incriminating evidence.
However, purebred bloodhounds are the gentlest of all breeds. Unlike the police dogs trained by police officers, its pursuitTracking is its own way of survival, so it never attacks the person it is tracking. Once its tracking has yielded results, its mission is interrupted. Although not aggressive, they have demonstrated their outstanding abilities as working dogs.
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