The American Foxhound is a very loving breed with an abundance of energy. They require a lot of exercise and attention or else they will use their energy destructively, scratching at things and tearing them apart. They are intelligent when it comes to escape, however can get caught up with following a scent trail which can lead them into dangerous situations in urban areas where they may follow a scent onto a busy street. Their strong sense of smell and natural instincts makes this breed a great hunter, especially within a pack. Their friendly nature towards humans makes them wonderful companions but mediocre watch dogs. The American Foxhound has been bred overtime to be very friendly, weeding out the ones that have been more aggressive towards humans. This breed has an athletic build, and a willingness to work. The American Foxhound breed is known for its unique tone of voice.
American Foxhound Breed Information
Breed Group
Hound Group
Coat
Medium length, close harsh hound coat
Colour(s)
Any color
Size
21-25 inches
Weight
65-75 lbs
Exercise:
Requires a lot of exercise, very tireless
Temperament
Affectionate, gentle, brave, loyal, destructive if not exercised enough
Trainability
Difficult to train
Average Lifespan
10-13 years
Common Health Problems
Thrombocytopathy, Obesity
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