Converse of object

• have: That said, those of us who have had bloodhounds have, I regret to say, had to cheat a little bit.

• use: For two months he was closely pursued by the English who used bloodhounds to track him.

• hunt: The actual art of hunting a bloodhound is of importance to those who actually hunt them.

• call: Blake also had a pet dog, a bloodhound called Pedro.

• follow: However, as mentioned above, the frequency of shoeing for horses engaged in draghunting and following bloodhounds is less than that for foxhunting.

Adjective modifier

• fierce: He felt like a man holding a fierce bloodhound in leash.

• modern: The modern Bloodhound is not the identical dog of that time but is still called the Chien du St Hubert in Belgium.

Modifies a noun

• hunting: We have no comment to make on the likely impact of greater participation in drag hunting or bloodhound hunting on the rural economy.

• pack: I do not see a major impact of a ban on hunting affecting the bloodhounds packs.

• missile: This picture shows Bloodhound missiles, in place and ready, at RAF Marham.

• breeder: Fortunately the majority of Bloodhound breeders are very responsible and will be checking out the prospective new owners very carefully.

Noun used with modifier

• and/or: Inclusive of private packs it is difficult to envisage more than an overall total of 60 drag and/or bloodhound packs.