Basset Hound (confirmed introduction)
Basset Hound: Since the emergence of the Basset Hound (also known as the Basset Hound) in 1950, it has developed from an obscure hound into the most attractive and popular breed. One of the characteristic hunting dogs. In fact, the Basset Hound is an ancient and expensive breed of hound. It has French origins and was developed in England centuries later. Originally in France and Belgium, the Basset Hound was primarily used for tracking domestic animals, hares, deer, and any other game that could be tracked by tracks.
Physical Characteristics
Since the Basset Hound became the brand image of a well-known brand, its iconic big ears, soft skin, short legs, and innocent expression have been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. . It turns out that the Basset Hound's persistence in smell, passionate attachment to people, and even its loud voice, big appetite and big breath require more tolerance and effort from its owner. These hounds have characteristic large ears. The external appearance is black, white, brown or white and lemon. He seems dull, but he is originally smart and kind, delicate and sensitive, but he is very stubborn and not easy to train. Very clingy, always independent, or yelling and damaging furniture due to restlessness. Because of his special body with long body and short legs, the skeletal burden is very heavy and he is relatively gluttonous, so he should control his body weight. Eccentric eyelids, large droopy ears, and facial folds require weekly cleaning and maintenance. Its super clingy character requires you to have enough time and energy to accompany it. If you leave a Basset Hound alone at home for an extended period of time, you may be waiting for a remodeled home and complaints from neighbors. It is extremely stubborn about smells and may focus on tracking an interesting smell. It is completely unaware of dangers from the outside world and can easily get lost. Therefore, it needs a safe closed environment and must pay attention to the leash when walking the dog. It has a large appetite and needs to be supplemented with some nutrients during its growth. Daily care of its eyes, ears, and skin also requires the owner to have a certain amount of economic ability and patience.
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