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What is a Gun Hound? What are the Gun Hounds?
About pet dogs we still know too little, especially with the changes in the world, gun hounds have a lot of no longer hunt, but the hunting soul in the blood will not disappear, today's editor for everyone to inventory the world's top ten best gun hounds, including: German Boeingda, Irish Sheda, German shorthair indicator dog, English Sheddar, Weimar Hound, etc., which of these gunhounds are you most familiar with?
What is a Gun Hound? The Gun Hound's English name is Sports Group. In 19th-century Britain, hunting was a very popular aristocratic sport, so the dog that enjoyed hunting with people was called SportingDog, also known as Gundog. The task of the gun hound is not to hunt the prey, but to use its keen sense of smell and hearing to find the prey and notify the hunter.
1. Irish Sheddar
The Irish Shedda is an active, aristocratic birdhound with a strong red color and a sturdy but elegant structure.
In the wild, the Irish Shedda is a fast-moving hunter, and in the family, he is a sweet-tempered, easy-to-tune companion suitable for the company of children.
2. Weimar dogs
Weima dogs were used in the early days to hunt wild beasts such as wolves, bears, mountain pigs, etc., and later as bird hunting, tracking, repatriation and other operations. This large grey dog breed is known for its versatile hunting dogs. It has the ability to work at high speeds and for long periods of time in the wild. Also known as the "Weimar", the Weimar Hound is friendly, bold, alert and obedient.
Judging from its body structure, it can be done for a long time and with a very fast speed, which shows that it has very good endurance.
3. German shorthair indicator dog
He is a friendly, intelligent and helpful dog. The first impression is that they are enthusiastic and eager to work, without any signs of nervousness or attempts to escape. The German Shorthair Indicator Dog is a universal retriever, a versatile gun hound capable of performing difficult tasks in the water and on land.
4. Labrador Retrievers
Labrador, also known as retriever, is a medium to large dog, which is a breed of dog that is very suitable for being selected as a guide dog that often enters and exits public places, or a subway police dog, search and rescue dog and other working dogs, and is named after the newfoundland and Labrador province of Canada. Labrador has the sixth highest IQ of the world's dogs, tied with the Siberian Sled Andcher and Golden Retrievers as the top three non-aggressive dogs. Loyal personality, atmospheric, generous, gentle, sunny, cheerful, lively, high IQ, but also very friendly to people.
5. Irish Water Hound
The Irish Water Spaniel is a beautiful, sturdy sports dog that is very intelligent, combining endurance and boldness, with an active, enthusiastic temperament. It is characterized by the long, loose curly hairs on the top bun and the thick, clear liver-colored curly hairs on the body, which contrast with his smooth face and smooth "mouse" tail. Happy, submissive, intelligent, sensitive and playful. It is the burliest member of the hounds and is good at hunting animals, especially waterfowl.
6. American Water Spaniel
The American Water Hound is medium in size, muscular, and powerful; has a fanatical interest in hunting, can be controlled in the wild, and exhibits a smart, agile, friendly and docile personality. It has a keen sense of smell, excellent swimming skills, and is fully qualified to be a guard trusted by its owner.
7. Spanish Beagle
The Spanish Beagle, also known as the Klember Spaniel, is one of the oldest known breeds of land Spaniards, bred from the Spanish Hound, whose members vary widely in size, type, color, and hunting ability. The Klember Sandpiper is a long, short, sturdy dog. His heavy eyebrows, deep chest, straight front legs, powerful hindquarter, ample bone mass, and beautiful claws gave him the strength and endurance to drive through the thick bushes as he pursued. His white coat made him easily visible to hunters when working within the range of shotgun shooting. His attitude was majestic, his expression seemed to be contemplative, but at the same time he also showed a fondness for work and play.
8. English Shedda
The eyes are dark brown, bright and gapd, a smart and gentle expression. Almost round, quite large. The ear position is back and low. Hangs uninhibited on either side of the head. Medium in length, slightly rounded at the end, slightly thinner at the pinna, covered with filamentous hairs. The English Squat Retriever is a graceful, elegant, quiet and personal breed. Very pretty, loyal and gentle.
9. Spino dogs
Spino dogs are muscular and skeletal dogs. Energetic and energetic, he is a gun hound who can work hard. Naturally sociable, obedient and patient, the Spino is hard-working and an experienced hound in any terrain. Spino has a bristle , thick coat , and thick skin. Muscular and skeletal dogs. Energetic and energetic, he is undoubtedly a gun hound who can work hard. Naturally sociable, obedient and patient, the Spino is hard-working and an experienced hound in any terrain. His hard coat withstands harsh climatic conditions.
10. Golden Retriever
Warm personality, alert, confident and not afraid of life. The Golden Retriever was originally a retriever and is now mostly used as a guide dog and pet dog. Very child-friendly or baby-friendly. The Golden Retriever is ranked fourth in the world's breed IQ rankings.
11. Sussex Hound
The Sussex Hound was one of the first 10 breeds to be recognized by AKC in its Breed Manual published in 1884, but as a unique breed, it appeared much earlier. As its name indicates, it originated in Serbshire, England, as a dog used in the wild from the 18th century onwards. By the late 1800s, the Sussex Hound had become quite famous around Cyprus as a preeminent hound and companion dog. The Sussex Hound appears long and short, rectangular and thick in structure, combining a stretched gait with a beautiful tail movement. It has a melancholy and serious expression. The rich golden liver color is the special feature of this variety.
12. English Cocker Spaniel
The English Cocker Spaniels are also known as the Cocker Spaniel, the English Cocker Spaniel, the English Cocker Spaniel, the English Cocker Spaniel and so on. Because of its superb skills in hunting mountain sandpipers, it dug up in the dog world to form an independent coca bloodline. The English Cocker Spaniel comes from a highly diverse family of Spanish Hounds of different sizes, types, coat colours and hunting abilities, and is one of the oldest known land hounds. The documented history of the modern Cocker Spaniel begins on 14 June 1879 with the birth of the first English Cocker Spaniel Obo. The dog began to be exhibited for the first time at dog shows 4 years later. At the beginning of the 19th century, it was valued all over the world as a companion dog, and it was even more popular in Europe and the United States. In 1902 the kennel club was established in England.
13. Wethra dogs
The Wisla, with superior hunting skills, is a natural hunting dog breed. It mainly has the ability to track prey, notify the location and transport the prey back, etc., and the breeder is a very good hunting dog if he can give full exercise. Has a good sense of smell and is trained to be at a higher level than average. Lively, gentle and disciplined, clearly showing love and sensitivity, and very brave, with a protective instinct. Get along well with other animals, be loyal to their owners, and be gentle with their children. If the breeder is given sufficient space for exercise, this dog can also be used as a family dog. Suitable for city life, suitable for hot weather, it is difficult to adapt to cold climates, do not need to comb the coat frequently, easy to train.