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English Foxhound - Overview and History

The English Foxhound, usually referred to simply as the Foxhound, has been carefully and selectively bred in Britain for hundreds of years. The English Foxhound is stockier than his American counterpart. The breed is sweet and exceptionally active. They can make loving house pets, as long they are raised and socialized properly. Most foxhounds prefer living with other dogs and are not particularly good with cats or other small animals, given their highly-developed prey instincts.

English Foxhound - Temperament

Foxhounds are an excellent dog for an active family. They love being outdoors and have the endurance to stay active all day long. Foxhounds get along great with children and other animals, and in fact do best when they are part of a large pack (human or canine). They are versatile enough to spend all day hunting with dad, only to come home and romp around with children. Foxhounds are adaptable and easy going and

English Foxhound - Physical Characteristics

The English Foxhound is an elegant dog with a classic hound look. They are athletic, clean cut and muscular, without being bulky. The muzzle is long, the eyes are large, and the ears are low-set, medium-sized and pendant. English Foxhounds should carry their tails gaily. The coat is short and sleek and comes in any color, but is most often tricolor. The legs are straight and end in round, cat-like feet. The expression of an

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