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hunting dog - translation to italian
hunting dog
cane da caccia
walk a dog
ACT OF A PERSON WALKING WITH A DOG
Dog hiking; Dog packing; Dog walker; Dog Walking; Dog-walking; Dogwalking; Dog-walker; Dog walkers; Storage dog; Walk a dog; Walk dog; Dogwalker; Walking dog; Dog walking area; Walkies
far andare a spasso il cane
sheep dog
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![A [[Welsh Sheepdog]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Welsh Sheepdog.jpg?width=200 "A [[Welsh Sheepdog]]")
TYPE OF WORKING DOG USED BY SHEPHERDS TO HERD AND/OR PROTECT THEIR FLOCKS
Sheepdog; Sheep-Dog; Shepherd Dog; Sheep Dog; Shepherd dog; Shepard dog; Sheepdogs; Ardi txakurra; Shepherd's dog; Pastoral dog; Sheep-dog; Shepard Dog
cane da pastore scozzese
Definition
hunting dog
(also Cape hunting dog)
¦ noun an African wild dog that has a dark coat with pale markings, living and hunting in packs. [Lycaon pictus.]
Wikipedia
Hunting dog
A hunting dog is a canine that hunts with or for hunters. There are several different types of hunting dog developed for various tasks and purposes.
Examples of use of hunting dog
1. Bush makes me think of a lean hunting dog, a greyhound or a whippet.
2. His owner said he was a galgo, a hunting dog in rural Spain.
3. But she‘s also developed into the prize–winning hunting dog that Kemmer envisioned when he got her.
4. Two years ago she registered a perfect score in the North American Versatile Hunting Dog Association‘s premier event.
5. A little common courtesy, he said, goes a long way. ___ On the Net: Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries: http://www.dgif.virginia.gov/ Virginia Hunting Dog Alliance: http://www.vahda.org/