Native country : Germany
History
The Hanoverian Hound, descended from the large bloodhounds of the Middle Ages and consequently from the Saint Hubert Hound, was developed in the seventeenth century and improved in the nineteenth century through crosses with scenthounds including the Heidebracke. Introduced to France in the 1980s, the Hanoverian Hound is very rare.
Description
Hardy, vigorous, and powerful, the Hanoverian Hound has a keen nose. He is a remarkable tracker, hard-driving and very determined on the trail. He is often used on deer and wild boar. He works alone or in pairs. Obedient and affectionate, he makes a good companion. He needs firm, patient training.
Advice
He is not a city dweller. He needs space and lots of exercise. He also requires regular brushing and attention to the ears.
Function
Hunting dog;
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