I came to the Messenger of Allah ﷺ and said, "Messenger of Allah, we live in a land where the people are People of the Book, and we eat from their vessels. It is also a hunting land, and I hunt with my bow, with my trained dog, and with my untrained dog. Tell me what is permissible for us from all that."He replied, "As for what you mentioned about living in a land of the People of the Book and eating from their vessels, if you can find vessels other than theirs, do not eat from theirs. But if you cannot find others, then wash them and eat from them. As for what you mentioned about being in a hunting land, whatever you catch with your bow, mention the name of Allah over it and then eat. Whatever you catch with your trained dog, mention the name of Allah over it and then eat. And whatever you catch with your untrained dog, if you reach it in time to slaughter it properly, then eat."
أتيت رسول الله ﷺ فقلت: يا رسول الله إنا بأرض قوم أهل الكتاب نأكل في آنيتهم، وأرض صيد، أصيد بقوسي، وأصيد بكلبي المعلم، والذي ليس معلما، فأخبرني ما الذي يحل لنا من ذلك؟ فقال: أما ما ذكرت أنك بأرض قوم أهل الكتاب تأكل في آنيتهم فإن وجدتم غير آنيتهم فلا تأكلوا فيها، وإن لم تجدوا فاغسلوها ثم كلوا فيها. وأما ما ذكرت أنك بأرض صيد، فما صدت بقوسك فاذكر اسم الله، ثم كل، وما صدت بكلبك المعلم فاذكر اسم الله ثم كل، وما صدت بكلبك الذي ليس معلما، فأدركت ذكاته فكل.
Bukhari narrated it in Dhabaih wa Sayd (5488), and Muslim in Sayd wa Dhabaih (1930), both through Ibn Mubarak, from Haywa bin Shurayh, who said, "I heard Rabia bin Yazid Dimashqi say, Abu Idris Aaidhullah told me, saying, I heard Abu Thalaba Khushani," and he mentioned it.