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Eibhlin Glennon got her first Otterhound in 1987, a fifteen-month-old rescue who loved everyone he met and lived to be 14 ½. Because of “Sam,” she fell in love with Otterhounds. The opportunity to import Ch. Ottersdream Pinocchio from England began Eibhlin’s interest in conformation and breeding. The Otterhound’s tracking ability also fascinated her, and she finally took up the sport of tracking in earnest as three of her Otterhounds earned their TDs in one year. After becoming a tracking judge and putting a CT on a young dog, Eibhlin looked for other tracking opportunities and became involved in Search and Rescue. She has had three nationally certified trailing SAR dogs, two of whom are now active and all of whom were home-bred. That first charming Otterhound rescue had an enormous influence on Eibhlin’s life. Thirty-five years, seven litters, and 14 tracking titles later, they have introduced Eibhlin to many friends, traveled the United States with her, and given her unconditional love.
Tracking
Dog tracking tips based on some amusing, and some not so amusing, adventures on the tracking field. By Eibhlin Glennon.
Puppies
Sometimes they are exhausting, but they do make good workers. So, what do I want when I pick an Otterhound puppy?
Purebred Otterhounds are an old breed of Scenthounds with wiry outer coats that are waterproof, and softer undercoats to keep them warm as
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