IPA: //ˈbræʧɪt//
KK: /ˈbræʧɪt/
A type of dog used for hunting that relies on its sense of smell to track animals.
The brachet is known for its excellent scent-tracking abilities in the forest.
Brachet originates from Old French *brachet*, meaning a type of hound or dog, particularly a hunting dog. The term is used to refer to a specific breed known for its keen sense of smell and ability to track game.
Think of the Old French word for a hunting dog, 'brachet', to remember that this term refers to a specific type of hound.