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The 11 pages that link to Scent hound, each with the reason it gives.

• Red herringRelated: The popular origin story connects the phrase to using a strong-smelling fish to divert hounds.

• Field trialRelated: Some trials assess trailing ability, a distinct working skill from bird-finding or retrieving.

• Fox huntingRelated: Hounds locate and follow the fox’s scent during traditional hunts.

• SighthoundCompared with: Scent hounds pursue odor trails, unlike sighthounds' visually led chases.

• Pointing dogCompared with: Scent hounds track trails rather than freezing to indicate a bird’s location.

• Basset HoundNarrower topic: The Basset Hound belongs to this group and tracks close to the ground.

• CoonhoundNarrower topic: Coonhounds belong to this broader type of hunting dog.

• Gun dogCompared with: Scent hounds pursue trails, unlike gun dogs’ bird-finding and retrieving roles.

• BasenjiCompared with: Basenjis hunt with sight, scent, and sound rather than belonging to the specialized scent-hound tradition.

• Fox TerrierCompared with: Hounds followed the fox; the terrier entered the den to flush it.

• SpanielCompared with: Unlike scent hounds, spaniels typically work close to hunters to flush or retrieve game.