The Otterhound Club of America is a proud recipient of the 2024 AKC Eddy Award.
Established in 2023, the award honors
Parent Clubs that provide outstanding breeder
education materials to their members and
to new breeders of their breed.
One last reminder for folks who reported owning an Otterhound with seizures.
Currently, there are 97 individuals that reported owning an Otterhound with seizures. But of those 97, only 66 have completed the second part of the survey. If you have not completed the second portion of the questionnaire sent out by NCSU, please consider completing it.
It's fine if you don't remember everything; just answer to the best of your knowledge.
And remember, your answers are completely confidential. If you are interested in completing
the second part of the questionnaire and your link no longer works, please email
North Carolina State University at cvmepilepsy@ncsu.edu.
"I have owned 3 Otterhounds with seizures. Any information that we can provide may help to find answers for this disease." --Laura Martino-Calfo
Otterhounds are a rare breed with less than 800 Otterhounds worldwide. Find a list of OHCA recognized breeders here!
Otterhounds excel in a range of activities including conformation, agility, obedience, scent work, and therapy dogs.
The Otterhound is an ancient British breed dating back to 1100s. The Otterhound was recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1909.
The breed is a large, rough-coated, scent hound with an extremely sensitive nose; they are amiable, boisterous and even-tempered.
We love Otterhounds and hope you do too.
We look forward to hearing from you!
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