Dogs of the Hanover Hound breed are sometimes known as Hanoverian Hounds. It is a hunting and tracking dog that originated as medieval bloodhounds. It is still a fairly rare breed and was first brought to France in the 1980s.
Appearance
These short-haired dogs have a reddish fawn color that ranges from light to dark and have a brindled appearance. They might even wear a mask. The Hanoverian Hound has a sturdy build overall with a big head, powerful jaws, and a deep chest. They weigh between 36 and 45 kg. Males are between 50 and 55 cm in length, while females are between 48 and 53 cm.
Care as a Pet/ In Captivity
Temperament
The Hanover Hound does best live in an environment where he can exercise, like any working dog, and would not be appropriate for city living. They are calm and dependable, but while tracking, they are said to be relentless and unwavering.
Grooming
The grooming of the Hanoverian ScentHound is quite simple. Only when extremely dirty should they take a bath. Although they don’t need to be brushed frequently, they nevertheless shed in the fall and spring.
Feeding
A diet designed for a large, energetic breed like the Hanoverian ScentHound is suitable. You should maintain a regular feeding schedule for them and avoid leaving food out during the day because they have a tendency to acquire weight if they are overfed and do not get enough exercise.
Exercise
The Hanoverian Scenthound requires a lot of daily exercise. Lack of appropriate physical and mental stimulation could result in undesirable behavioral patterns like destructiveness, anxiety, and persistent barking. The Hanoverian Scenthound needs considerable room to run about and play. He is quite tenacious and will make an enthusiastic hiking, camping, or jogging partner.
Training
Because of its independence, training a Hanoverian Scenthound can be difficult. They want a handler that exudes confidence and strength. The breed will disregard orders from a person who, in its eyes, occupies a lower rank in the pack hierarchy.
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