Hound dogs cry often, says Elvis. He has some truth. Several hound breeds, notably Basset Hounds, welcome hunters. Loud dogs bark. Many hound dog breeds are hunted, but dachshunds are show dogs and cherished pets. Fun but obstinate hounds.
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Afghan Hounds lived in Afghanistan, India, and Pakistan as hunters whose long coats protected them from severe conditions. Today, they appear like snobby show dogs. Sighthounds are autonomous and devoted to their family, but distant.
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You must satisfy your American English Coonhound's prey drive if you won't hunt raccoons or foxes. Scenthounds enjoy to pursue and play, especially with other dogs.
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Bigger than English Foxhounds, American Foxhounds are noisy and lively. Early training is important since once they smell something, they're hard to halt or reverse direction. Sweet American Foxhounds are ideal family pets.
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Look at this gorgeous African puppy! Azawakhs are ancient sighthounds who thrive on speed. They are brilliant yet autonomous and need early, tough instruction. They'll be your devoted friends after that.
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Basenjis, like Azawakhs, are African hound dods. They seldom bark! Their keen eyesight, scent, and speed make them a triple menace. If you get a Basenji, prepare to snuggle because to their cat-like demeanor and expressive expressions.
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Short legs keep this French dog breed low for tracking. Basset Hounds are famous and loyal hounds. Their booming barks and calm demeanor mean they won't always show you how much they adore you, but their devotion is strong.
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Hi, cute family pets! American's favorite hound breed, beagles, are lively. Though needy and barkers, they love you and need to satisfy their scenthound instincts. Beagles, raised in England to hunt in groups, share affection well in multi-pet families.
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Another friendly, noisy raccoon hunter. The Bluetick Coonhounds often hunted bears in groups. They still like other dogs and may make great family companions if taught (they're clever and take up cues fast).
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These small dogs! German Dachshunds are adaptable. Given their breeding to find and remove badgers from their burrows, their boldness is expected. If given enough praise, dachshunds are loving and do well with other canines.
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For hunters without horses, these French scenthounds were trained to travel less land so people could keep up. Today, Grand Basset Griffon Vendeens are lively, charming dogs who love traveling with their family.
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Greyhounds are lean sighthounds famed for racing and aerodynamic styling. If exercised and cared for, greyhounds may fit into many families. They want to be included and may bark to be made the priority.
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When they enter a room, Irish Wolfhounds, the tallest dog breed, make a statement. These kind, dignified creatures chased wolves and are now loyal friends for all ages. Keep them active in old age or they'll get lazy!
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