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Bloodhounds are known as moderate shedders. That means that while they do shed, Bloodhounds don’t shed quite as much as some other breeds. Their short, dense fur doesn’t make a very significant mess

By Kristin Hitchcock

already know a little bit about the Bloodhound, you know that they have a fantastic sense of smell. It is one of their most famous qualities, so it's no wonder that people rely

By Ashley Bates

know Bloodhounds by their wrinkled faces and long, floppy ears. This large dog has become one of the most popular canine companions, and more people want to bring one home every day. Before

By Hallie Ballard

Bloodhounds are an iconic and loveable breed. You’ll find them in some of your favorite novels and movies, as the stars of advertisements, but also on the ground hunting not just for food

By Dr. Maria Zayas

Both the Basset Hound and the Bloodhound are known for being great hunting dogs, as well as being great at scent work. They are quite similar, obvious by their names and looks. However, there

By Kristin Hitchcock

best known for their fantastic olfactory abilities. The group includes several modern breeds, including Beagles, Basset Hounds, Bloodhounds, and Dachshunds. While they were originally used for hunting

By Lorre Luther

American Kennel Club’s (AKC) Hound Group is large and diverse, including familiar hunting dogs like Bloodhounds and Basset Hounds, swift sighthounds like Greyhounds, and large-game spitz-type dogs like the Norwegian Elkhound. While

By Nicole Cosgrove

These dogs date all the way back to the 1400s when they were popular hunting dogs. The Bloodhound is an ancestor to the Artois Hound, and the Artois Hound inherited the Bloodhound’s excellent tracking

By Nicole Cosgrove