Basset Hound

Also known as the French Shorthaired Pointer, it originates from France. The Baguette Hound is an ancient and noble breed of hunting dog. It originated from French bloodlines and was developed in England centuries later. At first in France and Belgium, the Baguette was mainly used to track domestic pets, hares, deer and any other prey that could be tracked by footprints. The temperament is pleasant and obedient, and although slow, it is very intelligent. Since its appearance in 1950, the Badger Spaniel has evolved from an obscure hunting dog to one of the most visible and distinctive hunting dogs. In fact, the Basset Hound is an ancient and noble breed of hunting dog. It originated from French stock and was developed in England centuries later. Originally used in France and Belgium, the Baguette was mainly used to track domestic pets, hares, deer and any other prey that could be tracked by foot.

Ever since the Baguette became the signature image of a famous brand, its trademark large ears, flabby skin and short legs, and resigned expression have taken hold. In fact, the Baguette Hound's obsession with scent, its strong attachment to people, and even its big voice, big appetite and big strength require more tolerance and effort from its owner. These hounds all have the signature large ears. The coat is black, white, brown or white with lemon. Seemingly mute, but actually intelligent and friendly, delicate and sensitive, but very stubborn, not easy to train. Very clingy, long periods of time alone may be anxious and anxious, barking and destroying furniture. Because of his special body length and short legs, he has a heavy skeletal burden and is a voracious eater, so he should have his weight under control. The out-turned eyelids, large drooping ears and folds on the face need weekly cleaning and protection. Its super clingy personality requires you to have enough time and energy to spend with it. If you leave a Puggy Hound home alone for long periods of time, you may be waiting for a redecorated home and complaints from neighbors. He is obsessed with scents and may be absorbed in tracking an interesting scent, oblivious to outside dangers and prone to wandering, so he needs a safe, enclosed environment and must be walked with care. He is a large eater and will need some supplementation as he grows. Daily care of his eyes, ears and skin will also require some economy and patience on the part of the owner. The Bajeto is often compared to the role of a clown, solely because of its appearance and demeanor. In fact, the Baguette is a very sensitive, intelligent, and loyal family member. He has a gentle personality, enjoys playing with children, and gets along easily with other doggies. Pugilists love to roam, require a large amount of daily exercise, have their own opinions, and their intelligence is relatively high, and proper training can make them very obedient. The Pug's personality is suitable for keeping in an apartment. It is a loyal family member, so it can easily mingle and get along with any member of the family. It can also be used for hunting, tracking, obedience and more. Its only drawback is that it sometimes makes some very low growling noises, especially when left alone in the house. If you are a very persistent and clean person, he will not be an ideal dog for you because he spends a lot of time drooling. In terms of daily care, the most troublesome part is his long ears, as his velvety ears fall off and lack air circulation, which can easily cause ear infections. It is necessary to clean his ears daily. Other than his ear problems and frequent drooling, he is basically a very easy pet to take care of. Of course, before you choose to keep him, it is best to understand his basic situation before making a choice. Dogs, like humans, have strengths and weaknesses. Originally good for hunting rabbits, foxes, quail and various other wild animals, the dog has gained worldwide fame as a companion dog in the 21st century.