Blood Hound Collection

Two Bloodhounds Standing
Two Bloodhounds in a wood on an Autumn day. One dog standing, the other sniffing the ground. Date: 1919

A cartoon commenting on lousy hunting manners, 19th century
5311012 A cartoon commenting on lousy hunting manners, 19th century; (add.info.: Date: 1868); Universal History Archive/UIG.

A cartoon depicting a hunting party tracking the fox, 19th century
5311011 A cartoon depicting a hunting party tracking the fox, 19th century; (add.info.: Date: 1871); Universal History Archive/UIG.

Heads of a stag hound 1 and blood hound 2, Canis lupus familiaris (Canis sagaces and Canis sanguinarius)
6337150 Heads of a stag hound 1 and blood hound 2, Canis lupus familiaris (Canis sagaces and Canis sanguinarius) by Lizars

Twelve Favourite Dogs, 1883
BON64040 Twelve Favourite Dogs, 1883 by Holt, Edwin Frederick (fl.1850-97); Private Collection; Photo eBonhams, London, UK; English, out of copyright

The Bloodhound Champion Hengist (colour litho)
3652201 The Bloodhound Champion Hengist (colour litho) by Cheviot, Lilian (fl.1894-1930); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Bloodhound Champion Hengist by Champion Panther - Welfare)

Prize Dogs of the Second International Dog Show at the Islington Agricultural Hall (engraving)
1103339 Prize Dogs of the Second International Dog Show at the Islington Agricultural Hall (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Heres Colonel the bloodhound with a one track mind. All he wants to do is sit around smelling flowers. And because Colonel, aged 14 months, won t track things

Animals: Dogs: Yorkshire terriers. February 1960 P012672

West Kent Hunt at Offam. 1934

A Bloodhound in a Landscape (oil)
BAL22771 A Bloodhound in a Landscape (oil) by English School, (19th century); Cadogan Gallery, London, UK; English, out of copyright

Hunting scenes in Bletchingley, Surrey. The hounds run through the streets ahead of the huntsmen. 1936

Lady selling poppies at the hunting Meet in Shipbourne, Kent. 1933

R. A. Drag hunt in Keston, London. 1933
R.A. Drag hunt in Keston, London. 1933

Reading Girl, Bloodhound
The bloodhound wears a most lugubrious look while its mistress sits engrossed in a picture book. Date: 1909s

PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. Grand Presidential Sweepstakes for 1849. American lithograph cartoon of 1848 showing Martin Van Buren leading Lewis Cass

SS Bloodhound towed to shore - Newfoundland
SS Bloodhound with a broken shaft, being towed to port by SS Diana - Newfoundland and Labrador Date: 1910

Dog and Blank - 3
A bloodhound invites you to write your own message on this greeting card. late 19th century

Bulldog and Bloodhound
AN ENGLISH BULL-DOG and a CORSICAN BLOODHOUND John Bull savages his enemy

Mahler / Bloodhounds
Two dogs, one standing, one sitting. Known in France as Saint Hubert dogs

Early Bloodhound
An early bloodhound picks up the trail

Bloodhound (Vero Shaw)
A fine profile of this classic breed as it was in the 19th century

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"Unleashing the Majestic Blood Hound: A Tale of Loyalty and Tenacity" In a world where loyalty reigns supreme, two bloodhounds stand tall, their noble presence commanding respect. With heads held high, one resembling that of a stag hound while the other epitomizes the essence of a true blood hound. Canis lupus familiaris they may be called, but in truth they can Canis sagaces and Canis sanguinarius - wise and bloodthirsty. Transporting us back to 1883, "Twelve Favourite Dogs" showcases these magnificent creatures in all their glory. Their strength and determination shine through as we witness them conquer challenges with unwavering resolve. And there it is again – The Bloodhound Champion Hengist immortalized in vibrant color lithography; an embodiment of excellence. But let us not forget the Second International Dog Show at Islington Agricultural Hall. Engraved forever in our memories are the prize dogs who graced that grand event. Amongst them stood our beloved bloodhound champion – a testament to his unrivaled prowess. And now we meet Colonel – the epitome of single-mindedness personified within this remarkable breed. His keen senses attuned to one purpose alone; he embodies dedication like no other creature on earth. As we delve deeper into history, we encounter another captivating scene from 1934 - West Kent Hunt at Offam unfolds before our eyes. Amidst all the excitement and fervor surrounding this prestigious event stands our loyal companion once more - steadfastly fulfilling his role as man's best friend. Fast forward to February 1960 when Yorkshire terriers took center stage; even amidst such adorable company, Colonel remains unforgettable with his unyielding focus. The story repeats itself fourfold as Colonel's indomitable spirit echoes throughout time – "Heres Colonel the bloodhound with a one-track mind. " A testament to his unwavering loyalty and determination.