Hungarian Short-haired Pointing Dog history, breed information, description, personality, teaching, common diseases and care.

Sunil Saleem June 18, 2021

Hungarian Short-haired Pointing Dog

history

The Hungarian Seaburn comes from ancient hunting dogs used by the Magyars in hunting, it is a kind of Hungarian pointer. The ancestors of these pets lived in Hungary more than 1000 years ago, and the modern hashed, of the course, is somewhat different from its predecessors, but similar traits are much more than different.

In fact, it is difficult to say exactly how long ago these dogs appeared in Hungary, as today experts draw conclusions only on the available evidence. One of them is an engraving of the 10th century, where a smooth-haired long-legged, thin dog is very similar to a hedge, depicted together with a gamekeeper. Another very remarkable proof is the chapter in the handwritten book on falconry, where the description depicts a dog almost identical to the Hungarian seam age.

Hunters and dog breeders of those distant times in every way developed the breed, in order to improve the main qualities, so that by the end of the 18th, and early 20th centuries, she developed an amazing scent. Dogs were highly valued by aristocrats, and each nobleman had a flock, or at least a few individuals, which were constantly used in hunting. In addition, these animals could develop a huge speed, so that during the First World War they were used to deliver reports.

However, when the war ended, the breed was on the verge of extinction, as the consequences for many European countries where these dogs evolved were horrendous. Only by the great efforts of dog breeders, has the Hungarian dog breed survived until today. Although, these dogs had to endure another significant blow to their population - World War II.

Around the early fifties of the 20th century, the Hungarian began her journey to the United States and then to the UK. The first breed club in America was founded in 1954. It is worth noting that even in the fifties the Hungarian squeezed had a slightly different appearance, in particular, they had longer snouts, in addition, there were individuals with slightly elongated ears. The breed is not very popular in the world, but! she was the first dog in the world to be a five-time champion, in conformation, in the field, obedience, and agility.

 Characteristics of the breed

popularity                                                           08/10

training                                                                10/10

size                                                                        07/10

mind                                                                     10/10

protection                                                          06/10

Relationships with children                         10/10

Dexterity                                                             08/10

 

Breed information

country

Hungary

lifetime

12-15 years old

height

Males: 56-64
cm Bitches: 53-61 cm

weight

Males: 20-29
kg Suki: 18-25 kg

Longwool

Short

Color

shades of reddish-golden

price

700 - 1500 $

description

The Hungarian SNR is a lean dog of athletic physique, with a narrow head and a long neck. The head is proportional to the body, and the skull is wide and slightly rounded. The ears are long, with rounded tips, lowered, and have a V-shaped shape. The limbs are long, the chest is voluminous, and the abdominal cavity is expressed. The tail is medium; the hair is short. The color includes shades of reddish-golden.

 

personality

The breed of Hungarian dog has a rather soft, compliant character, and needs close contact with the person. That is, it is a characteristic that has been developed over centuries of interaction and hunting side by side with its master. Accordingly, the dog cannot stay alone for long, in addition, they are not recommended to leave alone during the day.

So, if you're full-time and there's no one to stay with the animal, it's better to have another breed of dog. This will not only negatively affect the state of mind of the dog, but also create more serious and, so to speak, tangible, difficulties for you - because the animal will become destructive, will start to gnaw furniture, throw things, destroy your shoes, and clothes, and generally behave extremely chaotic.

This behavior is directly related to high energy, not only to the attachment to loved ones because it is a hunting dog that needs a variety of activity. Active games, running, exercise, and long walks - all should be carried out daily, otherwise, the animal will deteriorate not only in the emotional state but also in well-being, as the body of such breeds, is initially predisposed to high activity.

In the circle of his family, the dog usually shows great love and affection, always trying to participate in family affairs and generally be closer to his people. The Hungarian breed has sown well and kindly treats children, not only because it sees them as a companion for various games and entertainment, but also simply because these dogs in principle feel a certain predisposition to children. Smart, understanding.

The ideal place to keep such a pet - is a private house with its own yard and forest nearby, but due to its beautiful nature, can easily live in a city apartment, with the right amount of activity and walking. It should be noted that if you do live in a private house, these dogs are great for watching functions, although they are friendly to people. But - not when they are responsible for the house and the household.

With strangers, and friends in your home, you will probably never have any problems as your pet after a very short period of acquaintance, will try to make friends with your guest. Conflicts with other dogs are rare, but Cats and in general any small animals will be of potential interest as prey. Accordingly, if you plan to have a cat as well, it is better to accustom your dog to a feline at a very early age.

Her excellent scent and skills make the burnt-out hunter. They are used as guide dogs, for drug detection, for search and rescue operations, and often take part in hunting tests (including falconry), tracking, and fly ball. For the harmonious development of character, socialization is necessary, otherwise, the dog can grow closed and timid. By the way, you need toys, as she loves to nibble and chew.

 

teaching

The Hungarian dog has outs burned, thanks to its open and soft nature, rarely creates problems in training and is well-received training. Due to the high level of understanding and close contact with the person, the dog is well trained, quickly assimilates the material, and remembers the commands well.

They can be taught not only basic but also complex teams, in addition, the breed has innate, purely hunting skills, which many owners diligently develop. You need to remember that the Hungarian has burned because of its soft character and love for people, categorically does not accept cruel methods of treatment, rudeness, beatings, and the like. Such things should be excluded from the learning process.

 

care

The Hungarian has burned - the dog is smooth-haired, so it should be calculated once a week and that is enough. Buy the animal at least once a week, claws cut three times a month, eyes clean daily, ears - 2-3 times a week. Note that the breed is very sensitive to the cold, and therefore in winter necessarily needs to warm up when going outside.

 

Common diseases

The Hungarian dog breed has a tendency to some diseases, like other breeds. Diseases include:

  • epilepsy;
  • hip dysplasia is a hereditary disease that can also be acquired from breeds with high activity;
  • hypothyroidism;
  • lymphosarcoma;
  • progressive retinal atrophy.

 

Hungarian Short-haired Pointing Dog history The Hungarian Seaburn comes from ancient hunting dogs used by the Magyars in hunting, it is a kind of Hungarian pointer. The ancestors of these pets lived in Hungary more than 1000 years ago, and the modern hashed, of the course, is somewhat different from its predecessors, but similar traits are much more than different. In fact, it is difficult to say exactly how long ago these dogs appeared in Hungary, as today experts draw conclusions only on the available evidence. One of them is an engraving of the 10th century, where a smooth-haired long-legged, thin dog is very similar to a hedge, depicted together with a gamekeeper. Another very remarkable proof is the chapter in the handwritten book on falconry, where the description depicts a dog almost identical to the Hungarian seam age. Hunters and dog breeders of those distant times in every way developed the breed, in order to improve the main qualities, so that by the end of the 18th, and early 20th centuries, she developed an amazing scent. Dogs were highly valued by aristocrats, and each nobleman had a flock, or at least a few individuals, which were constantly used in hunting. In addition, these animals could develop a huge speed, so that during the First World War they were used to deliver reports. However, when the war ended, the breed was on the verge of extinction, as the consequences for many European countries where these dogs evolved were horrendous. Only by the great efforts of dog breeders, has the Hungarian dog breed survived until today. Although, these dogs had to endure another significant blow to their population - World War II. Around the early fifties of the 20th century, the Hungarian began her journey to the United States and then to the UK. The first breed club in America was founded in 1954. It is worth noting that even in the fifties the Hungarian squeezed had a slightly different appearance, in particular, they had longer snouts, in addition, there were individuals with slightly elongated ears. The breed is not very popular in the world, but! she was the first dog in the world to be a five-time champion, in conformation, in the field, obedience, and agility. Characteristics of the breed popularity 08/10 training 10/10 size 07/10 mind 10/10 protection 06/10 Relationships with children 10/10 Dexterity 08/10 Breed information country Hungary lifetime 12-15 years old height Males: 56-64 cm Bitches: 53-61 cm weight Males: 20-29 kg Suki: 18-25 kg Longwool Short Color shades of reddish-golden price 700 - 1500 $ description The Hungarian SNR is a lean dog of athletic physique, with a narrow head and a long neck. The head is proportional to the body, and the skull is wide and slightly rounded. The ears are long, with rounded tips, lowered, and have a V-shaped shape. The limbs are long, the chest is voluminous, and the abdominal cavity is expressed. The tail is medium; the hair is short. The color includes shades of reddish-golden. personality The breed of Hungarian dog has a rather soft, compliant character, and needs close contact with the person. That is, it is a characteristic that has been developed over centuries of interaction and hunting side by side with its master. Accordingly, the dog cannot stay alone for long, in addition, they are not recommended to leave alone during the day. So, if you're full-time and there's no one to stay with the animal, it's better to have another breed of dog. This will not only negatively affect the state of mind of the dog, but also create more serious and, so to speak, tangible, difficulties for you - because the animal will become destructive, will start to gnaw furniture, throw things, destroy your shoes, and clothes, and generally behave extremely chaotic. This behavior is directly related to high energy, not only to the attachment to loved ones because it is a hunting dog that needs a variety of activity. Active games, running, exercise, and long walks - all should be carried out daily, otherwise, the animal will deteriorate not only in the emotional state but also in well-being, as the body of such breeds, is initially predisposed to high activity. In the circle of his family, the dog usually shows great love and affection, always trying to participate in family affairs and generally be closer to his people. The Hungarian breed has sown well and kindly treats children, not only because it sees them as a companion for various games and entertainment, but also simply because these dogs in principle feel a certain predisposition to children. Smart, understanding. The ideal place to keep such a pet - is a private house with its own yard and forest nearby, but due to its beautiful nature, can easily live in a city apartment, with the right amount of activity and walking. It should be noted that if you do live in a private house, these dogs are great for watching functions, although they are friendly to people. But - not when they are responsible for the house and the household. With strangers, and friends in your home, you will probably never have any problems as your pet after a very short period of acquaintance, will try to make friends with your guest. Conflicts with other dogs are rare, but Cats and in general any small animals will be of potential interest as prey. Accordingly, if you plan to have a cat as well, it is better to accustom your dog to a feline at a very early age. Her excellent scent and skills make the burnt-out hunter. They are used as guide dogs, for drug detection, for search and rescue operations, and often take part in hunting tests (including falconry), tracking, and fly ball. For the harmonious development of character, socialization is necessary, otherwise, the dog can grow closed and timid. By the way, you need toys, as she loves to nibble and chew. teaching The Hungarian dog has outs burned, thanks to its open and soft nature, rarely creates problems in training and is well-received training. Due to the high level of understanding and close contact with the person, the dog is well trained, quickly assimilates the material, and remembers the commands well. They can be taught not only basic but also complex teams, in addition, the breed has innate, purely hunting skills, which many owners diligently develop. You need to remember that the Hungarian has burned because of its soft character and love for people, categorically does not accept cruel methods of treatment, rudeness, beatings, and the like. Such things should be excluded from the learning process. care The Hungarian has burned - the dog is smooth-haired, so it should be calculated once a week and that is enough. Buy the animal at least once a week, claws cut three times a month, eyes clean daily, ears - 2-3 times a week. Note that the breed is very sensitive to the cold, and therefore in winter necessarily needs to warm up when going outside. Common diseases The Hungarian dog breed has a tendency to some diseases, like other breeds. Diseases include: epilepsy; hip dysplasia is a hereditary disease that can also be acquired from breeds with high activity; hypothyroidism; lymphosarcoma; progressive retinal atrophy.

Hungarian Short-haired Pointing Dog history The Hungarian Seaburn comes from ancient hunting dogs used by the Magyars in hunting, it is a kind of Hungarian pointer. The ancestors of these pets lived in Hungary more than 1000 years ago, and the modern hashed, of the course, is somewhat different from its predecessors, but similar traits are much more than different. In fact, it is difficult to say exactly how long ago these dogs appeared in Hungary, as today experts draw conclusions only on the available evidence. One of them is an engraving of the 10th century, where a smooth-haired long-legged, thin dog is very similar to a hedge, depicted together with a gamekeeper. Another very remarkable proof is the chapter in the handwritten book on falconry, where the description depicts a dog almost identical to the Hungarian seam age. Hunters and dog breeders of those distant times in every way developed the breed, in order to improve the main qualities, so that by the end of the 18th, and early 20th centuries, she developed an amazing scent. Dogs were highly valued by aristocrats, and each nobleman had a flock, or at least a few individuals, which were constantly used in hunting. In addition, these animals could develop a huge speed, so that during the First World War they were used to deliver reports. However, when the war ended, the breed was on the verge of extinction, as the consequences for many European countries where these dogs evolved were horrendous. Only by the great efforts of dog breeders, has the Hungarian dog breed survived until today. Although, these dogs had to endure another significant blow to their population - World War II. Around the early fifties of the 20th century, the Hungarian began her journey to the United States and then to the UK. The first breed club in America was founded in 1954. It is worth noting that even in the fifties the Hungarian squeezed had a slightly different appearance, in particular, they had longer snouts, in addition, there were individuals with slightly elongated ears. The breed is not very popular in the world, but! she was the first dog in the world to be a five-time champion, in conformation, in the field, obedience, and agility. Characteristics of the breed popularity 08/10 training 10/10 size 07/10 mind 10/10 protection 06/10 Relationships with children 10/10 Dexterity 08/10 Breed information country Hungary lifetime 12-15 years old height Males: 56-64 cm Bitches: 53-61 cm weight Males: 20-29 kg Suki: 18-25 kg Longwool Short Color shades of reddish-golden price 700 - 1500 $ description The Hungarian SNR is a lean dog of athletic physique, with a narrow head and a long neck. The head is proportional to the body, and the skull is wide and slightly rounded. The ears are long, with rounded tips, lowered, and have a V-shaped shape. The limbs are long, the chest is voluminous, and the abdominal cavity is expressed. The tail is medium; the hair is short. The color includes shades of reddish-golden. personality The breed of Hungarian dog has a rather soft, compliant character, and needs close contact with the person. That is, it is a characteristic that has been developed over centuries of interaction and hunting side by side with its master. Accordingly, the dog cannot stay alone for long, in addition, they are not recommended to leave alone during the day. So, if you're full-time and there's no one to stay with the animal, it's better to have another breed of dog. This will not only negatively affect the state of mind of the dog, but also create more serious and, so to speak, tangible, difficulties for you - because the animal will become destructive, will start to gnaw furniture, throw things, destroy your shoes, and clothes, and generally behave extremely chaotic. This behavior is directly related to high energy, not only to the attachment to loved ones because it is a hunting dog that needs a variety of activity. Active games, running, exercise, and long walks - all should be carried out daily, otherwise, the animal will deteriorate not only in the emotional state but also in well-being, as the body of such breeds, is initially predisposed to high activity. In the circle of his family, the dog usually shows great love and affection, always trying to participate in family affairs and generally be closer to his people. The Hungarian breed has sown well and kindly treats children, not only because it sees them as a companion for various games and entertainment, but also simply because these dogs in principle feel a certain predisposition to children. Smart, understanding. The ideal place to keep such a pet - is a private house with its own yard and forest nearby, but due to its beautiful nature, can easily live in a city apartment, with the right amount of activity and walking. It should be noted that if you do live in a private house, these dogs are great for watching functions, although they are friendly to people. But - not when they are responsible for the house and the household. With strangers, and friends in your home, you will probably never have any problems as your pet after a very short period of acquaintance, will try to make friends with your guest. Conflicts with other dogs are rare, but Cats and in general any small animals will be of potential interest as prey. Accordingly, if you plan to have a cat as well, it is better to accustom your dog to a feline at a very early age. Her excellent scent and skills make the burnt-out hunter. They are used as guide dogs, for drug detection, for search and rescue operations, and often take part in hunting tests (including falconry), tracking, and fly ball. For the harmonious development of character, socialization is necessary, otherwise, the dog can grow closed and timid. By the way, you need toys, as she loves to nibble and chew. teaching The Hungarian dog has outs burned, thanks to its open and soft nature, rarely creates problems in training and is well-received training. Due to the high level of understanding and close contact with the person, the dog is well trained, quickly assimilates the material, and remembers the commands well. They can be taught not only basic but also complex teams, in addition, the breed has innate, purely hunting skills, which many owners diligently develop. You need to remember that the Hungarian has burned because of its soft character and love for people, categorically does not accept cruel methods of treatment, rudeness, beatings, and the like. Such things should be excluded from the learning process. care The Hungarian has burned - the dog is smooth-haired, so it should be calculated once a week and that is enough. Buy the animal at least once a week, claws cut three times a month, eyes clean daily, ears - 2-3 times a week. Note that the breed is very sensitive to the cold, and therefore in winter necessarily needs to warm up when going outside. Common diseases The Hungarian dog breed has a tendency to some diseases, like other breeds. Diseases include: epilepsy; hip dysplasia is a hereditary disease that can also be acquired from breeds with high activity; hypothyroidism; lymphosarcoma; progressive retinal atrophy.

Hungarian Short-haired Pointing Dog history The Hungarian Seaburn comes from ancient hunting dogs used by the Magyars in hunting, it is a kind of Hungarian pointer. The ancestors of these pets lived in Hungary more than 1000 years ago, and the modern hashed, of the course, is somewhat different from its predecessors, but similar traits are much more than different. In fact, it is difficult to say exactly how long ago these dogs appeared in Hungary, as today experts draw conclusions only on the available evidence. One of them is an engraving of the 10th century, where a smooth-haired long-legged, thin dog is very similar to a hedge, depicted together with a gamekeeper. Another very remarkable proof is the chapter in the handwritten book on falconry, where the description depicts a dog almost identical to the Hungarian seam age. Hunters and dog breeders of those distant times in every way developed the breed, in order to improve the main qualities, so that by the end of the 18th, and early 20th centuries, she developed an amazing scent. Dogs were highly valued by aristocrats, and each nobleman had a flock, or at least a few individuals, which were constantly used in hunting. In addition, these animals could develop a huge speed, so that during the First World War they were used to deliver reports. However, when the war ended, the breed was on the verge of extinction, as the consequences for many European countries where these dogs evolved were horrendous. Only by the great efforts of dog breeders, has the Hungarian dog breed survived until today. Although, these dogs had to endure another significant blow to their population - World War II. Around the early fifties of the 20th century, the Hungarian began her journey to the United States and then to the UK. The first breed club in America was founded in 1954. It is worth noting that even in the fifties the Hungarian squeezed had a slightly different appearance, in particular, they had longer snouts, in addition, there were individuals with slightly elongated ears. The breed is not very popular in the world, but! she was the first dog in the world to be a five-time champion, in conformation, in the field, obedience, and agility. Characteristics of the breed popularity 08/10 training 10/10 size 07/10 mind 10/10 protection 06/10 Relationships with children 10/10 Dexterity 08/10 Breed information country Hungary lifetime 12-15 years old height Males: 56-64 cm Bitches: 53-61 cm weight Males: 20-29 kg Suki: 18-25 kg Longwool Short Color shades of reddish-golden price 700 - 1500 $ description The Hungarian SNR is a lean dog of athletic physique, with a narrow head and a long neck. The head is proportional to the body, and the skull is wide and slightly rounded. The ears are long, with rounded tips, lowered, and have a V-shaped shape. The limbs are long, the chest is voluminous, and the abdominal cavity is expressed. The tail is medium; the hair is short. The color includes shades of reddish-golden. personality The breed of Hungarian dog has a rather soft, compliant character, and needs close contact with the person. That is, it is a characteristic that has been developed over centuries of interaction and hunting side by side with its master. Accordingly, the dog cannot stay alone for long, in addition, they are not recommended to leave alone during the day. So, if you're full-time and there's no one to stay with the animal, it's better to have another breed of dog. This will not only negatively affect the state of mind of the dog, but also create more serious and, so to speak, tangible, difficulties for you - because the animal will become destructive, will start to gnaw furniture, throw things, destroy your shoes, and clothes, and generally behave extremely chaotic. This behavior is directly related to high energy, not only to the attachment to loved ones because it is a hunting dog that needs a variety of activity. Active games, running, exercise, and long walks - all should be carried out daily, otherwise, the animal will deteriorate not only in the emotional state but also in well-being, as the body of such breeds, is initially predisposed to high activity. In the circle of his family, the dog usually shows great love and affection, always trying to participate in family affairs and generally be closer to his people. The Hungarian breed has sown well and kindly treats children, not only because it sees them as a companion for various games and entertainment, but also simply because these dogs in principle feel a certain predisposition to children. Smart, understanding. The ideal place to keep such a pet - is a private house with its own yard and forest nearby, but due to its beautiful nature, can easily live in a city apartment, with the right amount of activity and walking. It should be noted that if you do live in a private house, these dogs are great for watching functions, although they are friendly to people. But - not when they are responsible for the house and the household. With strangers, and friends in your home, you will probably never have any problems as your pet after a very short period of acquaintance, will try to make friends with your guest. Conflicts with other dogs are rare, but Cats and in general any small animals will be of potential interest as prey. Accordingly, if you plan to have a cat as well, it is better to accustom your dog to a feline at a very early age. Her excellent scent and skills make the burnt-out hunter. They are used as guide dogs, for drug detection, for search and rescue operations, and often take part in hunting tests (including falconry), tracking, and fly ball. For the harmonious development of character, socialization is necessary, otherwise, the dog can grow closed and timid. By the way, you need toys, as she loves to nibble and chew. teaching The Hungarian dog has outs burned, thanks to its open and soft nature, rarely creates problems in training and is well-received training. Due to the high level of understanding and close contact with the person, the dog is well trained, quickly assimilates the material, and remembers the commands well. They can be taught not only basic but also complex teams, in addition, the breed has innate, purely hunting skills, which many owners diligently develop. You need to remember that the Hungarian has burned because of its soft character and love for people, categorically does not accept cruel methods of treatment, rudeness, beatings, and the like. Such things should be excluded from the learning process. care The Hungarian has burned - the dog is smooth-haired, so it should be calculated once a week and that is enough. Buy the animal at least once a week, claws cut three times a month, eyes clean daily, ears - 2-3 times a week. Note that the breed is very sensitive to the cold, and therefore in winter necessarily needs to warm up when going outside. Common diseases The Hungarian dog breed has a tendency to some diseases, like other breeds. Diseases include: epilepsy; hip dysplasia is a hereditary disease that can also be acquired from breeds with high activity; hypothyroidism; lymphosarcoma; progressive retinal atrophy.

Hungarian Short-haired Pointing Dog history The Hungarian Seaburn comes from ancient hunting dogs used by the Magyars in hunting, it is a kind of Hungarian pointer. The ancestors of these pets lived in Hungary more than 1000 years ago, and the modern hashed, of the course, is somewhat different from its predecessors, but similar traits are much more than different. In fact, it is difficult to say exactly how long ago these dogs appeared in Hungary, as today experts draw conclusions only on the available evidence. One of them is an engraving of the 10th century, where a smooth-haired long-legged, thin dog is very similar to a hedge, depicted together with a gamekeeper. Another very remarkable proof is the chapter in the handwritten book on falconry, where the description depicts a dog almost identical to the Hungarian seam age. Hunters and dog breeders of those distant times in every way developed the breed, in order to improve the main qualities, so that by the end of the 18th, and early 20th centuries, she developed an amazing scent. Dogs were highly valued by aristocrats, and each nobleman had a flock, or at least a few individuals, which were constantly used in hunting. In addition, these animals could develop a huge speed, so that during the First World War they were used to deliver reports. However, when the war ended, the breed was on the verge of extinction, as the consequences for many European countries where these dogs evolved were horrendous. Only by the great efforts of dog breeders, has the Hungarian dog breed survived until today. Although, these dogs had to endure another significant blow to their population - World War II. Around the early fifties of the 20th century, the Hungarian began her journey to the United States and then to the UK. The first breed club in America was founded in 1954. It is worth noting that even in the fifties the Hungarian squeezed had a slightly different appearance, in particular, they had longer snouts, in addition, there were individuals with slightly elongated ears. The breed is not very popular in the world, but! she was the first dog in the world to be a five-time champion, in conformation, in the field, obedience, and agility. Characteristics of the breed popularity 08/10 training 10/10 size 07/10 mind 10/10 protection 06/10 Relationships with children 10/10 Dexterity 08/10 Breed information country Hungary lifetime 12-15 years old height Males: 56-64 cm Bitches: 53-61 cm weight Males: 20-29 kg Suki: 18-25 kg Longwool Short Color shades of reddish-golden price 700 - 1500 $ description The Hungarian SNR is a lean dog of athletic physique, with a narrow head and a long neck. The head is proportional to the body, and the skull is wide and slightly rounded. The ears are long, with rounded tips, lowered, and have a V-shaped shape. The limbs are long, the chest is voluminous, and the abdominal cavity is expressed. The tail is medium; the hair is short. The color includes shades of reddish-golden. personality The breed of Hungarian dog has a rather soft, compliant character, and needs close contact with the person. That is, it is a characteristic that has been developed over centuries of interaction and hunting side by side with its master. Accordingly, the dog cannot stay alone for long, in addition, they are not recommended to leave alone during the day. So, if you're full-time and there's no one to stay with the animal, it's better to have another breed of dog. This will not only negatively affect the state of mind of the dog, but also create more serious and, so to speak, tangible, difficulties for you - because the animal will become destructive, will start to gnaw furniture, throw things, destroy your shoes, and clothes, and generally behave extremely chaotic. This behavior is directly related to high energy, not only to the attachment to loved ones because it is a hunting dog that needs a variety of activity. Active games, running, exercise, and long walks - all should be carried out daily, otherwise, the animal will deteriorate not only in the emotional state but also in well-being, as the body of such breeds, is initially predisposed to high activity. In the circle of his family, the dog usually shows great love and affection, always trying to participate in family affairs and generally be closer to his people. The Hungarian breed has sown well and kindly treats children, not only because it sees them as a companion for various games and entertainment, but also simply because these dogs in principle feel a certain predisposition to children. Smart, understanding. The ideal place to keep such a pet - is a private house with its own yard and forest nearby, but due to its beautiful nature, can easily live in a city apartment, with the right amount of activity and walking. It should be noted that if you do live in a private house, these dogs are great for watching functions, although they are friendly to people. But - not when they are responsible for the house and the household. With strangers, and friends in your home, you will probably never have any problems as your pet after a very short period of acquaintance, will try to make friends with your guest. Conflicts with other dogs are rare, but Cats and in general any small animals will be of potential interest as prey. Accordingly, if you plan to have a cat as well, it is better to accustom your dog to a feline at a very early age. Her excellent scent and skills make the burnt-out hunter. They are used as guide dogs, for drug detection, for search and rescue operations, and often take part in hunting tests (including falconry), tracking, and fly ball. For the harmonious development of character, socialization is necessary, otherwise, the dog can grow closed and timid. By the way, you need toys, as she loves to nibble and chew. teaching The Hungarian dog has outs burned, thanks to its open and soft nature, rarely creates problems in training and is well-received training. Due to the high level of understanding and close contact with the person, the dog is well trained, quickly assimilates the material, and remembers the commands well. They can be taught not only basic but also complex teams, in addition, the breed has innate, purely hunting skills, which many owners diligently develop. You need to remember that the Hungarian has burned because of its soft character and love for people, categorically does not accept cruel methods of treatment, rudeness, beatings, and the like. Such things should be excluded from the learning process. care The Hungarian has burned - the dog is smooth-haired, so it should be calculated once a week and that is enough. Buy the animal at least once a week, claws cut three times a month, eyes clean daily, ears - 2-3 times a week. Note that the breed is very sensitive to the cold, and therefore in winter necessarily needs to warm up when going outside. Common diseases The Hungarian dog breed has a tendency to some diseases, like other breeds. Diseases include: epilepsy; hip dysplasia is a hereditary disease that can also be acquired from breeds with high activity; hypothyroidism; lymphosarcoma; progressive retinal atrophy.

Hungarian Short-haired Pointing Dog history The Hungarian Seaburn comes from ancient hunting dogs used by the Magyars in hunting, it is a kind of Hungarian pointer. The ancestors of these pets lived in Hungary more than 1000 years ago, and the modern hashed, of the course, is somewhat different from its predecessors, but similar traits are much more than different. In fact, it is difficult to say exactly how long ago these dogs appeared in Hungary, as today experts draw conclusions only on the available evidence. One of them is an engraving of the 10th century, where a smooth-haired long-legged, thin dog is very similar to a hedge, depicted together with a gamekeeper. Another very remarkable proof is the chapter in the handwritten book on falconry, where the description depicts a dog almost identical to the Hungarian seam age. Hunters and dog breeders of those distant times in every way developed the breed, in order to improve the main qualities, so that by the end of the 18th, and early 20th centuries, she developed an amazing scent. Dogs were highly valued by aristocrats, and each nobleman had a flock, or at least a few individuals, which were constantly used in hunting. In addition, these animals could develop a huge speed, so that during the First World War they were used to deliver reports. However, when the war ended, the breed was on the verge of extinction, as the consequences for many European countries where these dogs evolved were horrendous. Only by the great efforts of dog breeders, has the Hungarian dog breed survived until today. Although, these dogs had to endure another significant blow to their population - World War II. Around the early fifties of the 20th century, the Hungarian began her journey to the United States and then to the UK. The first breed club in America was founded in 1954. It is worth noting that even in the fifties the Hungarian squeezed had a slightly different appearance, in particular, they had longer snouts, in addition, there were individuals with slightly elongated ears. The breed is not very popular in the world, but! she was the first dog in the world to be a five-time champion, in conformation, in the field, obedience, and agility. Characteristics of the breed popularity 08/10 training 10/10 size 07/10 mind 10/10 protection 06/10 Relationships with children 10/10 Dexterity 08/10 Breed information country Hungary lifetime 12-15 years old height Males: 56-64 cm Bitches: 53-61 cm weight Males: 20-29 kg Suki: 18-25 kg Longwool Short Color shades of reddish-golden price 700 - 1500 $ description The Hungarian SNR is a lean dog of athletic physique, with a narrow head and a long neck. The head is proportional to the body, and the skull is wide and slightly rounded. The ears are long, with rounded tips, lowered, and have a V-shaped shape. The limbs are long, the chest is voluminous, and the abdominal cavity is expressed. The tail is medium; the hair is short. The color includes shades of reddish-golden. personality The breed of Hungarian dog has a rather soft, compliant character, and needs close contact with the person. That is, it is a characteristic that has been developed over centuries of interaction and hunting side by side with its master. Accordingly, the dog cannot stay alone for long, in addition, they are not recommended to leave alone during the day. So, if you're full-time and there's no one to stay with the animal, it's better to have another breed of dog. This will not only negatively affect the state of mind of the dog, but also create more serious and, so to speak, tangible, difficulties for you - because the animal will become destructive, will start to gnaw furniture, throw things, destroy your shoes, and clothes, and generally behave extremely chaotic. This behavior is directly related to high energy, not only to the attachment to loved ones because it is a hunting dog that needs a variety of activity. Active games, running, exercise, and long walks - all should be carried out daily, otherwise, the animal will deteriorate not only in the emotional state but also in well-being, as the body of such breeds, is initially predisposed to high activity. In the circle of his family, the dog usually shows great love and affection, always trying to participate in family affairs and generally be closer to his people. The Hungarian breed has sown well and kindly treats children, not only because it sees them as a companion for various games and entertainment, but also simply because these dogs in principle feel a certain predisposition to children. Smart, understanding. The ideal place to keep such a pet - is a private house with its own yard and forest nearby, but due to its beautiful nature, can easily live in a city apartment, with the right amount of activity and walking. It should be noted that if you do live in a private house, these dogs are great for watching functions, although they are friendly to people. But - not when they are responsible for the house and the household. With strangers, and friends in your home, you will probably never have any problems as your pet after a very short period of acquaintance, will try to make friends with your guest. Conflicts with other dogs are rare, but Cats and in general any small animals will be of potential interest as prey. Accordingly, if you plan to have a cat as well, it is better to accustom your dog to a feline at a very early age. Her excellent scent and skills make the burnt-out hunter. They are used as guide dogs, for drug detection, for search and rescue operations, and often take part in hunting tests (including falconry), tracking, and fly ball. For the harmonious development of character, socialization is necessary, otherwise, the dog can grow closed and timid. By the way, you need toys, as she loves to nibble and chew. teaching The Hungarian dog has outs burned, thanks to its open and soft nature, rarely creates problems in training and is well-received training. Due to the high level of understanding and close contact with the person, the dog is well trained, quickly assimilates the material, and remembers the commands well. They can be taught not only basic but also complex teams, in addition, the breed has innate, purely hunting skills, which many owners diligently develop. You need to remember that the Hungarian has burned because of its soft character and love for people, categorically does not accept cruel methods of treatment, rudeness, beatings, and the like. Such things should be excluded from the learning process. care The Hungarian has burned - the dog is smooth-haired, so it should be calculated once a week and that is enough. Buy the animal at least once a week, claws cut three times a month, eyes clean daily, ears - 2-3 times a week. Note that the breed is very sensitive to the cold, and therefore in winter necessarily needs to warm up when going outside. Common diseases The Hungarian dog breed has a tendency to some diseases, like other breeds. Diseases include: epilepsy; hip dysplasia is a hereditary disease that can also be acquired from breeds with high activity; hypothyroidism; lymphosarcoma; progressive retinal atrophy.


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