English Foxhound dog history, characteristics of breed, price, Breed information, description, personality, teaching, common disease and care.

  

English Foxhound   History English foxhound is one of the most famous breeds of hunting hounds. In translation, foxhound means literally "the pursuer of foxes." Wide fame is not only the merit of the hunting qualities of the dog but also the age of the breed itself, as it originates from the ancient Celtic hounds, including the talbot.  In addition, in the process of breeding and breeding, the medieval breeding program included interbreeding with dogs such as greyhounds some terriers, as well as bulldogs. Medieval dog connoisseurs proceeded from very simple principles - for courage and strength you need the blood of a bulldog; for the speed of running, and the beauty of addition - you need the blood of a greyhound, and terriers carry in their blood a lot of positive qualities of character, as well as perseverance and intelligence. English foxhound is the ancestor of many hounds, and one of the earliest can be considered American Foxhound.  Back in 1650, English foxhounds were taken to the American continent by Robert Brooke, a breeder, a dog by vocation, and an adventurer - in spirit. (According to other data, the dogs were brought by Lord Fairfax in 1738). America, later, created an American version of this breed, and now its image is the official symbol of the state of Virginia.  In England, the English foxhound is considered something of a national treasure, and the registry of the ancestry of different branches has been maintained since 1786. The 18th and 19th century is a time of great popularity for this breed in Europe and England, as well as in Russia. For example, Napoleon's flock consisted of more than 120 dogs, and in England, by the end of the 19th century, there were almost 8,000 individuals.  In Russia, on the basis of the breed, the English foxhound was created its own - Russian peg hound. By the way, paradoxically, now the English Foxhound is the rarest dog registered in the American Kennel Club.   Characteristics of the breed popularity                                           06/10  training                                                07/10  size                                                        07/10  mind                                                     06/10  protection                                          07/10  Relationships with children         10/10  dexterity                                            08/10     Breed information country  United Kingdom  lifetime  10-13 years old  height  Males: 56-63 cm Bitches: 53-61 cm  weight  Males: 27-34 kg Suki: 25-32 kg  Longwool  Short  Color  white-red, tricolor (black and white)  price  400 - 900 $    Description This breed belongs to large hounds, has a muscular, strong physique, paws of medium length. English foxhound is very harmonious, and according to many cynologists (especially - English), their physique on grace close to the Greek statues. The tail is always thrown up, saber-shaped, but never twists and does not fall on the back. The head with a wide skull and the correct jaw, ears hang down and pressed to the cheekbones. The height in the withers is about 60 cm.     Personality The breed of English foxhound for centuries subjected to various training aimed at both obedience and the development of specific qualities of a hunting dog. However, it is not possible to say that in the process of education you will not find difficulties. The reason for this is congenital stubbornness, without which, of course, the personality of a hound dog would be defective.  It is thanks to its stubbornness Foxhound can be on his feet all day with the hunter, with almost no food overcoming huge distances. In the Middle Ages, they often ran after the horseman on horseback, and thanks to this developed amazing endurance.  English foxhound needs early socialization, it needs a variety of dating and an expansion of horizons. New sounds, smells, people, other animals - all this will benefit your dog. Initially, the foxhound was not intended for protection, and there are almost no such genes in it, but it will definitely bark at strangers on the street if you live in a private house.  Attitudes towards strangers can vary depending on the temperament of the dog - some perceive strangers with friendliness and openness, others, on the contrary, more closed in this regard. By the way, to keep them in the apartment is not very convenient, as a huge reserve of internal energy requires constant walking, training, games, and running. If you do not provide the animal with the proper level of activity, leaving it at home alone - is a very bad idea. To say that a dog will create a mess is to say nothing.  While walking on the street try to keep the pet on a leash, as innate instincts will encourage him to run for interesting smells, sometimes even ignoring the screams of the owner. Children are treated well, as well as other dogs. Cats it is better to enter the circle of communication from an early age. If you raise a foxhound and provide him with proper conditions, it is a wonderful companion for the whole family.     Teaching Dogs that breed English foxhounds definitely need education and training, as their stubbornness should be turned into perseverance. Especially since they love different types of activity, training and appreciate contact with the owner. If they see you as an authoritative, fair, kind, and consistent leader, they will be trained with pleasure and perseverance. If you do show yourself as an unjust and cruel person, the dog will be avoided with innate stubbornness.  They must be trained not only in basic commands but also to develop obedience because otherwise, it will be extremely difficult to walk with a dog without a leash. Here you have to overcome the innate instincts of the pursuer and hunter, so the work must start as early as possible.  For example, in 3-4 months it is too early to teach commands, but limiting the desire of the puppy to run while walking in the park is necessary. Obedience should always be encouraged, for example, by stroking, simple praise, and when the training of commands begins - something delicious.     How to take care of an English foxhound? English foxhound has a short, tight-fitting coat, and does not require special care other than counting once a week. If you have been walking your dog in the park or in the woods, be sure to check your ears for insects and ticks. Also, always keep your pet's eyes clean and trim your claws if necessary. You bathe the dog once a week.     Common diseases Although the Breed English Foxhound is healthy, has good immunity, and terrific stamina, there are some diseases that you may come across. namely:  hip dysplasia is a hereditary disease in which the hip joint is weakened due to abnormal growth and improper development. Puppies from healthy parents can also be shown; Kidney disease - occurs when the kidneys are unable to purify the blood from certain toxins such as creatinine and urea; epilepsy.

 English Foxhound


History

English foxhound is one of the most famous breeds of hunting hounds. In translation, foxhound means literally "the pursuer of foxes." Wide fame is not only the merit of the hunting qualities of the dog but also the age of the breed itself, as it originates from the ancient Celtic hounds, including the talbot.

In addition, in the process of breeding and breeding, the medieval breeding program included interbreeding with dogs such as greyhounds some terriers, as well as bulldogs. Medieval dog connoisseurs proceeded from very simple principles - for courage and strength you need the blood of a bulldog; for the speed of running, and the beauty of addition - you need the blood of a greyhound, and terriers carry in their blood a lot of positive qualities of character, as well as perseverance and intelligence. English foxhound is the ancestor of many hounds, and one of the earliest can be considered American Foxhound.

Back in 1650, English foxhounds were taken to the American continent by Robert Brooke, a breeder, a dog by vocation, and an adventurer - in spirit. (According to other data, the dogs were brought by Lord Fairfax in 1738). America, later, created an American version of this breed, and now its image is the official symbol of the state of Virginia.

In England, the English foxhound is considered something of a national treasure, and the registry of the ancestry of different branches has been maintained since 1786. The 18th and 19th century is a time of great popularity for this breed in Europe and England, as well as in Russia. For example, Napoleon's flock consisted of more than 120 dogs, and in England, by the end of the 19th century, there were almost 8,000 individuals.

In Russia, on the basis of the breed, the English foxhound was created its own - Russian peg hound. By the way, paradoxically, now the English Foxhound is the rarest dog registered in the American Kennel Club.

 Characteristics of the breed

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Breed information

country

United Kingdom

lifetime

10-13 years old

height

Males: 56-63
cm Bitches: 53-61 cm

weight

Males: 27-34
kg Suki: 25-32 kg

Longwool

Short

Color

white-red, tricolor (black and white)

price

400 - 900 $


Description

This breed belongs to large hounds, has a muscular, strong physique, paws of medium length. English foxhound is very harmonious, and according to many cynologists (especially - English), their physique on grace close to the Greek statues. The tail is always thrown up, saber-shaped, but never twists and does not fall on the back. The head with a wide skull and the correct jaw, ears hang down and pressed to the cheekbones. The height in the withers is about 60 cm.

 

Personality

The breed of English foxhound for centuries subjected to various training aimed at both obedience and the development of specific qualities of a hunting dog. However, it is not possible to say that in the process of education you will not find difficulties. The reason for this is congenital stubbornness, without which, of course, the personality of a hound dog would be defective.

It is thanks to its stubbornness Foxhound can be on his feet all day with the hunter, with almost no food overcoming huge distances. In the Middle Ages, they often ran after the horseman on horseback, and thanks to this developed amazing endurance.

English foxhound needs early socialization, it needs a variety of dating and an expansion of horizons. New sounds, smells, people, other animals - all this will benefit your dog. Initially, the foxhound was not intended for protection, and there are almost no such genes in it, but it will definitely bark at strangers on the street if you live in a private house.

Attitudes towards strangers can vary depending on the temperament of the dog - some perceive strangers with friendliness and openness, others, on the contrary, more closed in this regard. By the way, to keep them in the apartment is not very convenient, as a huge reserve of internal energy requires constant walking, training, games, and running. If you do not provide the animal with the proper level of activity, leaving it at home alone - is a very bad idea. To say that a dog will create a mess is to say nothing.

While walking on the street try to keep the pet on a leash, as innate instincts will encourage him to run for interesting smells, sometimes even ignoring the screams of the owner. Children are treated well, as well as other dogs. Cats it is better to enter the circle of communication from an early age. If you raise a foxhound and provide him with proper conditions, it is a wonderful companion for the whole family.

 

Teaching

Dogs that breed English foxhounds definitely need education and training, as their stubbornness should be turned into perseverance. Especially since they love different types of activity, training and appreciate contact with the owner. If they see you as an authoritative, fair, kind, and consistent leader, they will be trained with pleasure and perseverance. If you do show yourself as an unjust and cruel person, the dog will be avoided with innate stubbornness.

They must be trained not only in basic commands but also to develop obedience because otherwise, it will be extremely difficult to walk with a dog without a leash. Here you have to overcome the innate instincts of the pursuer and hunter, so the work must start as early as possible.

For example, in 3-4 months it is too early to teach commands, but limiting the desire of the puppy to run while walking in the park is necessary. Obedience should always be encouraged, for example, by stroking, simple praise, and when the training of commands begins - something delicious.

 

How to take care of an English foxhound?

English foxhound has a short, tight-fitting coat, and does not require special care other than counting once a week. If you have been walking your dog in the park or in the woods, be sure to check your ears for insects and ticks. Also, always keep your pet's eyes clean and trim your claws if necessary. You bathe the dog once a week.

 

Common diseases

Although the Breed English Foxhound is healthy, has good immunity, and terrific stamina, there are some diseases that you may come across. namely:

  • hip dysplasia is a hereditary disease in which the hip joint is weakened due to abnormal growth and improper development. Puppies from healthy parents can also be shown;
  • Kidney disease - occurs when the kidneys are unable to purify the blood from certain toxins such as creatinine and urea;
  • epilepsy.

 


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