Sentences with phrase «hunt bears»

They were also used for hunting bears and seals.

As with most dogs, they have had multiple roles... they couldn't be hunting bear all the time.

Their secondary uses were hunting bears in the wild and protecting their owners whenever necessary.

«Knowing how obsessed people like Ceauşescu and Zhivkov were [with] hunting bears,» he says, «it doesn't seem unrealistic that this might have happened.»

They were bred specifically for the purpose of hunting bears and boars.

Among them was a rat terrier mix named Skip, reportedly the president's favorite, whom he had found and rescued while hunting bears at the Grand Canyon.

Collies and Corgis don't see much action on farms, Borzoi don't hunt wolves, Akitas don't hunt bears, most Siberian Huskies never see a sled, and few Dalmatians ever see a horse or a coach.

There's stacks to do on top of that too, from hunting bears up in the woods to practising your poker face at the tables in one of the many saloons.

The Minnesota Humane Society opposes the use of hounds for hunting bears for the following reasons:

As one fellow entrepreneur put it: we track the bear, we hunt the bear, we shoot the bear, we drag the bear back home, where we skin the bear.

Hunting any animals unless you are poor and requires you to eat, is wrong but hunting BEARS.

He hunted bear, deer and boar primarily.

It was originally bred to hunt bear, deer and other game.

Great Danes are traditionally healthy dogs because they were especially bred for work, hunting bears and boars.

In the 1600s this breed was known for hunting bears and as a fighting dog, guarding royalty as well.

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.

This type of hound dog breed is dignified and independent but the dog's ability to hunt bear, elk, moose, and other large wild animals is what makes it unique.

It was originally used for hunting bears and large cats such as jaguars and bobcats.

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

The Black and Tan Coonhound was developed primarily in the Ozarks and Appalachian mountain regions to hunt bear and coons.

History and Facts: Now extinct in its pure form, the Tahltan Bear Dog was used by a group of native Canadians called the Tahltans to hunt bear and other big game.

The Plott hound was bred to hunt bears and boar.

The dogs were bred to hunt bear, boar and other large game.

The breed was originally developed in England for hunting bear, deer, and boar, and also for guarding property and downed game.

As the name implies, Karelian Bear Dog was used to hunt bears.

Originally they were bred to be used to stalk deer and to hunt bear and wild boar in the Thuringian forest of Germany.

They are big (the males up to about 130 pounds) and were originally bred to hunt bears, boars, and deer, but now are usually companion dogs although they do well in schutzhund (personal protection dog) competition.

A Spitz - type dog, the Karelian Bear Dog was used by the early Finnish settlers to hunt bear, lynx and wolf.

They were used by German nobility for hunting bear, boar, and deer.

A popular breed and native of Japan, the Akita was originally bred to hunt bears and deer.

These dogs were once used to hunt bears.

They were bred in southern Germany extensively for their strength and were even used to pull butcher's carts and hunt bears.

Originally bred to hunt bear, deer and wolves, the Weimaraner was later used to point and retrieve waterfowl and game birds.

This breed of dog was originally from the northern part of Honshu and was developed to hunt bears and boar.

Back in the 15th century (and some skeletal remains prove to be even older than that), Akita Inu dogs (Inu or Ken simply mean «dog») were used not only for guarding the royal family and accompanying Samurais, they were also used to hunt bear, wild boar, and deer.

The game has activities like rhythm dancing, hunting bears, drinking, gambling, trying to get SEGA swag from a UFO catcher, playing Taiko Drum Master in arcades, and even driving taxis!

communities in the Arctic have hunted bears for generations, mostly for meat for food and pelts for clothing and shelter.