Norwegian buhund
Britishnoun
Etymology
Origin of Norwegian buhund
from Norwegian bu homestead, livestock + hund dog
Example Sentences
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Buzz the Norwegian buhund bested just one opponent, his half-sister, to win their breed Monday while 43 Rhodesian ridgebacks faced off one ring away.
From Seattle Times
Ghost, a Norwegian buhund that competed Sunday a t the nation’s premier canine event, makes weekly rounds as a therapy dog at a Delaware hospital and serves as a nonjudgmental listener for schoolkids learning to read.
From Washington Times
Ghost, the Norwegian buhund, is a Westminster veteran and won his breed at the 2018 National Dog Show.
From Washington Times
“He loves to show,” says Fay Adcox, owner of Ghost, a 4-year-old Norwegian buhund.
From Washington Post
The Norwegian Buhund, Norrbottenspets and Norwegian Spets mix dogs were covered in feces and urine, but in overall good physical condition.
From Washington Times
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