A: Personally, the best hound in the kennels is Rambo.  He is absolutely brilliant at his job, does fantastic work, and is absolutely no bother at all out trail hunting.

A: That has to be Cinders.  She loves to get behind things she shouldn't.  She is fiercely independent, and she doesn’talways have her ears turned on!

A: Bisley takes the crown here.  He is always right up front and is incredibly quick to find the line again if the pack checks.

A: Hammock.  She has a very distinctive voice, and you always keep half an ear out for her when you're in the hunting field.

A: Cinders.  I am a big fan of the Old English hounds for their classic looks and their excellent low-scenting ability.

A: Our oldest bitch is Hammock, who is 9 years old, and our oldest dog hound is Rambo, who is 8.

A: That would be Sixpence’s litter! They were born on April 15th, 2025, and are full of energy.

A: Dashing. She will keep strictly on the line; she might not do it at great speed, but you can always trust her to be right.

A: Definitely Gifted.  We actually have to put her on a diet from time to time because she very easily carries a few extra pounds!

A: Well, that’s hard to say.  When you're a hound and there is nothing onthe schedule, sleeping most of the day is practically mandatory!

A: Rambo again!  He gets bored at the meets and will "boo" continuously until we finally set off.  It can be very annoying, but he certainly likes to let me know when he’s bored.

A: Cobweb. When she leaves a covert, she is usually just a blur.

A: Disco, but mainly just because she is older and is a very laid-back soul.

A: I’d like to think I am!  But among thehounds, it is definitely Cobbler for the dogs and Corset for the bitches.