1. Plural of otterhound; a breed of large hunting dog originally developed in Britain to hunt otters, characterized by a rough double coat and webbed feet.
Usage: Typically used in plural form when referring to multiple dogs of this breed; The breed is now rare and primarily kept as a companion animal rather than for hunting

Examples

• Otterhounds are known for their excellent swimming ability and webbed paws.
• The kennel club recognized otterhounds as an official breed in the 19th century.
• Several otterhounds competed in the dog show last weekend.
• Otterhounds require regular exercise and enjoy water activities.
• The breed standard describes otterhounds as having a rough, double-layered coat.