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Harrier Dogs
Harrier dogs require special training and often come to rescues because of behavioral problems.
These hounds are very robust and healthy; they lack the majority of disorders typical of other large breeds, but the life span of the breed is only 10-12 years. These hounds are good with children and other hounds, but don’t tolerate non-canine animals.
Harrier dogs require special training and often come to rescues because of behavioral problems.
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Harrier Dogs -
training, rescues
This breed originated in the 17th century and was very popular in the USA as a scent hound. Today, the breed is popular only among hunters, who praise it for a very keen nose and excellent ability to chase the game. Harrier dogs require special training and often come to rescues because of behavioral problems.
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