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Otterhounds Collection

Otterhounds, a breed known for their strong hunting instincts and distinctive appearance, have a rich history intertwined with the Victorian Otter Hunt

Background imageOtterhounds Collection: Victorian Otter Hunt

Victorian Otter Hunt
Victorian sportsmen hunting otters with the help of Otterhounds

Background imageOtterhounds Collection: Crowhurst Otterhounds

Crowhurst Otterhounds
The Crowhurst Otterhounds in action at Virginia Water. Date: 1932

Background imageOtterhounds Collection: Otter Hunting in Dorset

Otter Hunting in Dorset
The Courtenay Tracy Otterhounds in action at Witchampton, Dorset. The top image shows the Keep Gate of St Giles's. Date: 1932

Background imageOtterhounds Collection: Otter Hunt at Hornby Castle

Otter Hunt at Hornby Castle
Scenes of an otter hunt at Hornby Castle, Bedale, Yorkshire, conducted by the Kendal and District Otterhounds. Date: 1932

Background imageOtterhounds Collection: Otter Hunting, 1867 (oil on canvas)

Otter Hunting, 1867 (oil on canvas)
CH402265 Otter Hunting, 1867 (oil on canvas) by Armfield, George (c.1808-93); Private Collection; Photo © Christies Images

Background imageOtterhounds Collection: Otterhound Dogs

Otterhound Dogs
Otterhounds. Artist: Eileen Hood Date: circa 1930

Background imageOtterhounds Collection: Lord Coventry at Croome Court

Lord Coventry at Croome Court
Lord Coventry, on the right. George William Reginald Victor Coventry succeeded his father as 10th Earl in 1930 and is seen here with the Hawkstone otterhounds, of which he was Master

Background imageOtterhounds Collection: Lord Coventry and Otterhounds

Lord Coventry and Otterhounds
Lord Coventry (the 10th Earl, George William Reginald Victor Coventry) with the Hawkstone otterhounds, of which he was Master, during a meet at his estate at Croome Court. Date: 1936

Background imageOtterhounds Collection: Picture No. 10748636

Picture No. 10748636
Dog. Otter Hound Date:

Background imageOtterhounds Collection: Dog. Otter Hound

Dog. Otter Hound
JD-22257 Dog. Otter Hound John Daniels Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way. contact details: web@ardea.com tel: + 44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Background imageOtterhounds Collection: Dogs - Otterhound Dogs sitting together

Dogs - Otterhound Dogs sitting together
JD-9035 Dogs - Otterhound Dogs sitting together John Daniels Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Background imageOtterhounds Collection: Otter Hound puppy - 6 months

Otter Hound puppy - 6 months
JD-18761 Otter Hound puppy - 6 months John Daniels Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Background imageOtterhounds Collection: Otter Hound puppy - 6 months, lying down

Otter Hound puppy - 6 months, lying down
JD-18755 Otter Hound puppy - 6 months, lying down John Daniels Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way


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Otterhounds, a breed known for their strong hunting instincts and distinctive appearance, have a rich history intertwined with the Victorian Otter Hunt. From the renowned Crowhurst Otterhounds to the thrilling Otter Hunting in Dorset, these dogs were essential companions during this exhilarating sport. One notable event was the Otter Hunt at Hornby Castle, where skilled hunters and their loyal otterhounds embarked on an exciting chase through picturesque landscapes. The scene was immortalized in "Otter Hunting, 1867, " an oil on canvas painting that captures the intensity of this traditional pursuit. Lord Coventry at Croome Court is another name associated with otterhounds. This noble figure embraced his passion for hunting alongside these magnificent creatures. Lord Coventry's deep connection with his otterhounds is evident in Picture No. 10748636 - a heartwarming depiction of Dogs sitting together. The charm of otters extends beyond adulthood as seen in the adorable Otter Hound puppy - just six months old but already displaying its innate curiosity and playfulness. These puppies grow up to become powerful yet gentle companions who are always ready for adventure. Whether it be joining aristocrats on grand hunts or simply providing unwavering loyalty to their owners, otterhound dogs hold a special place in history and our hearts. Their unique characteristics make them stand out among other breeds – from their shaggy coats designed to protect against water to their webbed feet perfect for swimming. So let us celebrate these remarkable creatures whose legacy continues today through dedicated breeders and enthusiasts alike.