Bloodhound dog

Bloodhound dog

 

Physical Description

 It is a large dog, thin skin strong, solid, freely suspended in wrinkles on the forehead, cheeks and neck. The head is elongated skull and large pointed nose, big nose and big lips. Adancitit dark eyes in their sockets. The ears are set low, depend very long, wrinkles on the cheeks. The tail is long, has hung, slightly arched, but not back. The coat has short hair very difficult, often over the entire body, but it is soft and silky to the head and ears. The most common colors are black and brown, brown and red, very red. It may or may not have white spots on the chest, feet and tail.

Personality

This is a smart, serious, active, gentle, kind, persistent in the pursuit of game particularly hurt after taking the blood, hence the name of the Bloodhound (blood = blood), do not bark a lot, but barking loudly, have a sense of smell highly developed active balanced, but stubborn and independent. He is very patient with children, loving and devoted to his master. No problem with strangers, other dogs or other animals.

Care

The coat should be brushed occasionally to remove dead hairs. The ears must be constantly maintained in order not infected collected by dirt or dust. The same must be treated wrinkles on the face.

Live dog is weatherproof and feels better outside in a fenced yard where they can move freely. This is a dog that develops and should not be forced to take long walks until they fully develop quickly. It has a high activity and specified active people.

Training

 This dog is stubborn and independent, and thus the formation more difficult. The person in charge of the training must be experienced, patient and be consistent. Small dog has learned to come to order, not only because of its habit of smell when going hunting.

Interest

This is an excellent hunting dog. He is pursued by the police and used a pleasant and devoted companion.

Historic race
 He brought a very old breed originating in Tibet Mollosul Gaul and Britain by the Roman legions. It was later developed into a monastery in the Ardennes, as the missionary Saint-Hubert, of whom he was named, and where it took place, pedigree for several centuries. He was very in the royal courts and hunt in packs views.

Origin Belgium

Height from 58.0 to 68.0 cm

Weight 36.0 to 50.0 kg