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Buckhound

Buckhound

Wikipedia

The Buckhound was a breed of scent hound from England; they were used to hunt fallow deer in packs.

Habitat

The Buckhound was originally developed and utilized in the rural and wooded areas of England.

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Characteristics

Male Weight
unknown kg
Female Weight
unknown kg
Height
unknown–unknown cm
Coat Length
Coat Type
unknown
Shedding Level
Grooming Needs
unknown
Life Expectancy
unknown–unknown yrs

Useful to know

The Buckhound was a specialized breed used extensively during hunts, particularly for fallow deer. They were known for their keen sense of smell and pack hunting abilities, making them invaluable in large game hunts. Over time, the breed became obsolete with changes in hunting practices and eventually became extinct.

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Chicken photo
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Temperament

TrainingAs a pack hunting dog, the Buckhound would have required consistent training to ensure effective teamwork during hunts.
ExerciseHigh energy levels would have necessitated regular and intense exercise, primarily in the form of hunting expeditions or simulated hunts.
Bark Level
Energy Level
TraitsDetermined, Energetic, Pack-oriented

Trainability

Responsiveness to training: /5

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