Assertion: bloodhound | /r/CapableOf | receive their name
Facets:
value: due to the fact
type: CAUSE
value: from its utility as a limer
type: CAUSE
value: from that same source
type: OTHER
value: from its bloodthirsty nature
type: CAUSE
Source sentences:
text: Bloodhounds received their name due to the fact that they have such pure blood, meaning their breeding standards were untainted.
text: At one time, very well-bred horses that were owned by the nobility were called “blood horses,” so it had to have been that the bloodhound got its name from that same source.
text: The common perception was that the bloodhound of Europe was the same breed and that it got this name from its bloodthirsty nature.
text: Some sources say Bloodhounds got their name from their “pure blood” breeding, while others attribute it to their use in tracking animals wounded during hunts.
text: Bloodhounds received their name due to the fact that they have such pure blood, meaning their breeding standards were untainted.
text: Bloodhounds received their name due to the fact that they have such pure blood, meaning their breeding standards were untainted.
text: It turns out that John Caius, who wrote Of Englisshe Dogges the late sixteenth century, believed that the bloodhound got its name from its utility as a limer.