Difference between revisions of "12th Century animals"
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==[[dog]]s== |
==[[dog]]s== |
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| + | *setter (old french brachet) - let loos eat the end of a chase to corner the tired beast. |
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| − | *setter |
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| − | *bloodhound - [[hunting]] dog, flushes out and chases down the prey |
+ | *bloodhound (old french lemmier/lamier) - [[hunting]] dog, flushes out and chases down the prey, or tracks it.eg In [[Guingamor]] the huntsmen take thebloodhound with them to track a boar. When they track it to a thicket they "led the bloodhound forwards and let it bark. By force they drove the boar from the thicket" |
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*greyhound |
*greyhound |
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**[[http://www.askaboutireland.ie/show_narrative_page.do?page_id=2858 dog collar]] from c1150 Ireland |
**[[http://www.askaboutireland.ie/show_narrative_page.do?page_id=2858 dog collar]] from c1150 Ireland |
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| + | *pack of other dogs- that aren't setters or bloodhounds. Chase the prey after the bloodhound has found it, in oder to tire it out. A noble might keep several packs, leashed at the start of a hunt, and unleash a fresh pack when the first pack tired from chasing the prey. Known for yelping or barking as they chase, which enables the nobles to follw the chase. |
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==farm animals== |
==farm animals== |
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