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The bones of a large hound that terrorized England in the sixteenth century may have been found.http://www.ancient-origins.net/news-history-archaeology/archaeologists-believe-found-remains-legendary-hell-hound-088978
Must be an Irish Wolfhound if it bit British people. ;D
The one from the Baskervilles is still to be found
For some reason I thought he hound of the Baskervilles was a lovable St. Bernard….but I'm guessing I'm wrong!http://pets4u.info/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/terrier-breeds-chart-9.jpg
Difficult to tell, I tried to check and there is no precise breed for it. "the animal belonged to no known breed. Rather, the creature was meant to be the embodiment of an ancient myth about Death’s dog. When Sherlock Holmes’ sidekick, Watson recalled the moment he could check out the animal’s corpse closely, however, he describes the creature as half-mastiff, half-bloodhound."About the St Bernard, Cujo is terrorizing Castel Rock, Maine or you have Neil the martini-slurping in Topper. I wonder which of the two is the scariest!
I thought Cujo was a German Shepherd…
Cujo was definitely a St Bernard. Have you not seen the movie?
I have not seen the movie. It came out when I was a kid, so I heard of it but never saw it.
I watched it in high school when I was busily devouring everything by STephen King I could get my hands on. On VHS no less, probably from Blockbuster 8)
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