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01 Otterhounds as Pets |
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This article is from the Otterhounds Breed FAQ, by klamb@csn.org (Kiki Lamb).
Otterhounds make great pets, if -
- you have a sense of humor (and a fair amount of patience).
- you aren't obsessed with keeping your house/clothes spotless.
- you have a fenced yard.
- you just love that hound voice (and so do your neighbors!).
- you are looking for a pet and watchdog - but NOT a guard dog.
 
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