Recognized dog breed group by American Kennel Club, Hound group includes 26 breeds, which are developed to hunt using sight or scent.

Hound breeds are quite varied, but most of them are descended from the same ancestors and have the same hunting abilities. Some hounds have keen sense of smell, while others have remarkable stamina that drives them to pursue their targets. There are, however, a lot of exceptions to this rule, as the Group includes a diverse range of individuals. Norwegian Elkhounds, Pharaoh Hounds, Afghan Hounds, and Beagles are just a few examples. If you want a dog that bays like a predator, you must listen to it before getting one.

Otterhound

Otterhounds are one of the more unusual looking dog breeds on the market. Due to their strange-looking appearance, these dogs aren’t as popular as they should be. Fortunately
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Dachshund

The lovable wiener dog more correctly known as the Dachshund is a lively German hound dog that was bred to hunt ferocious badgers. The smaller mini’s were bred
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Beagle

The Beagle is a small to medium sized dog that has been around for about 2500 years however the modern day Beagle did not really appear until the
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