Although bred as a hunting breed, they are nonetheless popular ... make you laugh and prove to be a joy to have around. Basset Hounds crave attention and human interaction. They love being close ...

The huntsmen are relying on 10 basset hounds–all running in the wrong ... about 1,000 basseters engage in the sport, a sort of fox hunting sans the foxes and the horses.

The humans cluster, too, the field staff clad in tattersall vests or white shirts beneath dark-green hunting jackets trimmed ... We stride along the Katy Trail, pause for a hound count, and panic ...

It's cute and they are very stubborn. They will keep it up until they get what they want!' Basset Hounds were initially bred for hunting by French monks in the Middle Ages.

They succeeded with the basset hound. Bassets became very popular among the French aristocrats since they were constantly out hunting. The breed received international attention in the 1863 dog ...

The one constant is the important role the Hound would play during their hunting excursions. Aside from their signature ...

breeders decided to create the Grand Basset Griffon Vendéen — a hardy dog with short legs and good hunting instincts. The GBGV breed as we know it today was developed from large-sized hounds ...

Basset hounds are known for their long floppy ears and puppy dog eyes. But that's not all there is to this breed. This pup was bred for hunting and tracking, so it's no wonder that they are always ...

Two basset hounds who were stolen in February have enjoyed success in the show ring months after they were reunited with their pack. Westerby Drama made a winning debut at the Festival of Hunting ...