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| Breed Group : | hounds |
| Weight : | male: 40-60 lbs ( 18 - 27 kg ) ; female : 40-60 lbs (18 - 27 kg ) |
Height :
| male: 19-21 inches ( 48-53 centimeters ); female: 19-21 inches ( 48-53 centimeters ) |
| Breed Overview Information : | The Harrier Breed is just like the English Foxhound and can still be considered as part of the family of small dogs. It is a hunting dog with a muscular body, with great speed and with an excellent sense of smell. There are various stories about the origins of the Harrier Breed puppy. One would say that the breed is a mixture of the Tailbot Hound and the Basset Hound. Another source would say that it is the result of the cross breeding of the English Foxhound with either the Fox Terrier or the Greyhound. |
| Breed Character Information : | The Harrier Breed, according to Harrier Breed Dog Breed information’s, has the characteristics of being outgoing and really friendly. Harriers love children and are able to get along well with other people and other pets, e.g. small dogs, cats, and a lot more. They are also described as dogs that yearn for human attention. They do not like being left alone for long hours. |
| Breed Coat Information : | The Harrier puppy has a coat that is dense and firm, with short coat hairs. The Harrier may have various coat colors such as tan, brown, white, or black. |
| Breed Temperament Information : | The Harrier breed is among those good-natured dog breeds. It has a cheerful disposition. The Harrier can mingle well with children. A lonely or bored Harrier will howl incessantly or may become destructive. Harriers are sociable dogs but they have greater bonding with other dogs as compared to people. |
| Breed Ownership Information : | If you are deciding on which dog to have as a pet and would like a breed that is friendly or outgoing, then the Harrier breed may be one of your choices. You should take note though that a Harrier breed is not meant for a person who is almost always out of the house because this will keep the Harrier lonely which would cause it to do mischief. If you would have to be away from home from time to time, then you should get another dog to serve as the Harrier’s companion. |
| Breed Activity Information : | The Harrier breed, as seen in the Harrier Breed Dog Breed information’s, is a dog that needs a lot of exercise regularly as well as stimulation and socialization. Hence it is not suited for apartment living. The Harrier breed is perfectly suited to rural or country living where it can roam and run around a lot and with more freedom. |
| Breed Care Information : | The Harrier is one of those dog breeds that only require a little amount of grooming. Regular coat brushing to remove dead hear will suffice, while bathing is also done as needed. The ears, eyes, and the paws of the Harrier should be checked regularly as it is a breed that is prone to cataracts, hypothyroidism, etc. |
| Breed Training Information : | Harriers are said to be obedient and intelligent at the same time but are stubborn at times. That is why training techniques employed should be firm and consistent as well as fair. The Harrier is a breed that is good at agility trials, obedience trials, and tracking activities. |
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