| The Jack Russell was originally bred to assist the foxhound in its work, but how many people in this country ride to hounds any more? |
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| In foxhound trials judges score the hounds on the basis of hunting and trailing, speed, driving, and endurance. |
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| The black and tan coonhound was bred in the United States from strains of bloodhound and black and tan foxhound. |
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| The American foxhound resembles the English in appearance and size but is more lightly built. |
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| It looks like a small foxhound and has large brown eyes, hanging ears, and a short coat, usually a combination of black, tan, and white. |
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| There was also a magnificent display by four Ukrainian Cossacks, pony club games, a trade show featuring 15 stands, a polo demonstration and foxhound and beagles show. |
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| A fox's head on an old lady's boa had also been seized with avidity by a foxhound, under the impression that he had at last found his hereditary enemy. |
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| Thus, we have the buckhound, deerhound, foxhound, and staghound. |
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| This is the governing body for all foxhound packs and deals with disputes about boundaries between hunts, as well as regulating the activity. |
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| Although many of the attentive punters had never clapped eyes on a foxhound, the local hunts that run point-to-points were making the most of any opportunity to advertise their troubled cause to a wider audience. |
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| A short distance away from the castle, the kennels are occupied by a pack of 90 hounds, all bred by a cross between the British foxhound and the French Poitevin. |
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| The two main types of foxhound are the English Foxhound and the American Foxhound. |
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| Foxhound packs in the Cumbrian fells and other upland areas are followed by supporters on foot rather than on horseback. |
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