Sentences with phrase «as boar hunting»

Not exact matches

Hog hunting or boar hunting is available nearby as well.

Danes were originally bred to hunt boar, but they were later used as «estate guardians».

Over the centuries they have been kept as guard dogs and for boar hunting.

Originally developed to hunt large animals such as stags and wild boar, the Weimaraner was then refined to hunt smaller game, including birds.

As the name implies, boarhounds are dogs that are specifically bred for hunting wild boars.

I have had Cane Corso's for almost 10 yrs The first one I got had her ears cropped I admit I like the look but I will not put a dog through an Unnecessary surgery just to get a look I have had 3 dogs with ears intake for 6 yrs and I haven't had ear infections I clean my dogs ears on a regular basis Gook in ears are diet related Usually related to grain found in crappy dog food Like corn & wheat And yes cropped ears need to be cleaned too Also dogs with cropped ears hate the rain as it Gets in their ears easily I do believe in tail cropping if it's done before day 3 These dogs never stop wagging their tails & it really hurts when they hit you There was a reason the Italians did tails & ears It was to protect the dogs from the wild boar they were hunting Today it purely «the Look»

This muscular breed has a muscular, sturdy build that makes it well - suited for hunting dangerous game, such as bears, boars, and even raccoons.

Great Danes are originally bred to hunt wild boars as well as guardians of their respective families.

They eventually would even hunt for larger animals, such as wolves and wild boar.

Though they may look goofy or even clumsy at times, Great Danes were actually developed as a hunting breed, bred to hunt bear, boar, and deer.

Capable of hunting large wild animals such as bear and boar, the Plott is actually North Carolina's state dog often used for hunting raccoon.

Plotts have been bred to hunt wild animals such as bear and boar.

And in the old days, before there were fences, and scent hounds would follow game animals for miles (such as hunting for raccoon, bear, deer, or boar), the dogs would eventually find their way back to the camp where they started out.

Although the American Kennel Club has designated the Catahoula Leopard Dog a herder, it was originally bred as a hunting dog used for hunting the wild boar indigenous to its area of origin.

They were used primarily as catch dogs, used to hold a boar or bear in place after other hunting dogs had caught it, until the hunter could come finish it off.

The AKC has this to say about the Dogo: «The Dogo Argentino is a pack - hunting dog, bred for the pursuit of big - game such as wild boar and puma, and possesses the strength, intelligence and quick responsiveness of a serious athlete.

The Bullenbeisser had been used as a hunting dog for centuries to hunt bear, wild boar, and deer.

Puppy training school is an absolute MUST, as these dogs, having been bred to hunt the savage wild boar and bear, have an incredibly high prey drive and are capable of intimidating ferocity.

Originally from the island of the same name, the Shikoku Inu was formerly used to hunt large prey such as wild boar or deer.

The breed is used in Germany to hunt feathered game, as well as wild boars, foxes and hares.

Although originally bred for hunting deer and wild boar, the exceptional tracking ability of the bloodhound was soon recognised as being useful for tracking humans - initially criminals.

A unique combination of sighthound and scenthound, the Ridgeback has keen eyesight and trailing ability that make him ideal for hunting large game such as cougars, bears, wildcats, and wild boar throughout North America.

An old breed of dog, the Cane Corso was originally used as a hunting dog for larger animals... forget pheasants and think boars!

The breed also was used to hunt large, difficult, dangerous game, such as wild boar.

The Karelian Bear Dog, called Karjalankarhukoira in the breed's native Finland, is a strong, alert, and fearless breed that is capable of hunting or treeing small - to - large game — even aggressive game such as bears, lynxes, wild boars, wolves, and moose.

This enabled them to hunt larger game such as wild boar.

This old Italian dog breed was developed to guard property and hunt big game such as wild boar.

In Japan, the dogs were used for fighting, as sled dogs, and for hunting large prey, like bears and wild boars.

They were used to watch cattle and also to hunt wild boar, and the dogs that survived their tasks have a mouth as wide as it is long.

Great Danes were developed from Irish Wolfhounds, mastiffs and greyhounds to create a dog that could hunt boar and serve as a guardian during the 1300s.

However, there are other sources that say Dachshunds were used to bait and hunt larger game, such as Wolverine and wild boar.

It is a breed of scenthound and a talented courser, though its skills are also well - suited to hunting deer and boar as well.

Today, it is still one of the rarest breeds, and is mostly used for large game hunting (wild boar and deer) and as pets.

As time progressed, these dogs were also used for hunting wolves, Irish elk, deer and boar.

The Great Dane is believed to be descended from the Irish Wolfhound, the Mastiff and the Greyhound, as he was bred to hunt boar and guard estates.

The original «bulldog,» used primarily for boar hunting as well as companion and guarding purposes, appears in paintings dating back as far as the 1500s.

These large working dogs were originally bred to hunt ferocious prey animals such as bears and boars, and to defend their master's property.

These canines were bred by royalty for hunting large game such as boar, bear and deer.

In some cases, Germans even used Dachshund packs to hunt other animals, such as rabbits, ermine, foxes, weasels, deer and wild boar.

They are there for the hunting, the captured boar are killed quickly and humanely, and people eat them as food.

This large, muscular dog originates from Argentina where it's utilized to hunt large animals such as boar and puma.

The Weimaraner is a large dog that was originally bred for hunting in the early 19th century Early Weimaraners were used by royalty for hunting large game such as boar, bear and deer.

Or you can buy a Dogo Argentino from a performance breeder, who emphasizes an energetic temperament and strong «prey (chasing) drives» for hunting big game such as wild boar, or participating in performance sports like tracking or weight pulling.

Both hound types were selectively bred to hunt a wide variety of animals: Sighthounds were used to find and chase down large game such as deer, elk, moose, and wild boar; small hounds used scent to chase prey into the ground; and medium - sized hounds utilized both sight and scent for smaller game like rabbits and foxes.

A crafting (or cooking) mechanic has been added, as shown in the trailer, which features Link adding items to a cauldron in attempt to concoct various items to aid him in his journey via searching local enemy camps or hunting a wild boar with his trusty bow and arrow.

In this overgrown, majestic space you'll find the machines living in harmony with familiar animals, such as rabbits, boars and foxes, though both groups can be hunted.

Take a 3D brawler, add mindless fetch quests, hunting and fishing, a post - apocalyptic / fantasy theme (the slash is quite important, as they're not quite merged), powerleveling, 3D bullet hell shooting, boar riding, a hideously scarred and aged protagonist, and a transgender female lead, alongside intriguing graphics, painful foul - mouthed voicework, and inexplicably nonsensical dungeons, and you've got Nier.

It can't be overstated how much fun it is to explore the vast land of Hyrule as Link, being able to run up and tame a wild horse or venture into a wood to hunt boar for food.