Other names : Basset Pointer
Native country : Austria
History
Similar to the Dachshund, the Alpine Basset Hound is an intermediate form between the pure basset and long-legged pointer. In fact, in 1896 the breed was named the Basset Pointer. It was officially recognized in 1975.
Description
This hardy, obstinate, agile dog has great stamina, a fighting spirit, a good voice and a very keen sense of smell. He does not hunt in packs. He is used in hunting hare, fox, and wild boar, retrieving feathered game (wild goose, ect.) and tracking wounded game. He makes a very affectionate pet. He needs firm training.
Advice
He needs space and exercise and requires regular brushing.
Function
Hunting dog.
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