The Grand Fauve de Bretagne was a breed of scenthound from Brittany used to hunt wolves and wild boar. The Grand Fauve de Bretagne were large rough-coated hounds, their coats were short, dense and harsh, and they were a uniform pale golden-brown in colour. Grand Fauve de Bretagnes were renowned for their unruly natures, being very difficult to control; their temperament suited them for hunting dangerous game like wolf and wild boar, but due to their unruliness they were also known to kill sheep and goats against their huntsman's wishes.
The breed originated in the Brittany region of France, a rugged area known for its forests and diverse wildlife, ideal for hunting.
The Grand Fauve de Bretagne was a breed of scenthound from Brittany, France, primarily utilized for hunting wolves and wild boar. Known for their unruly and independent nature, they were difficult to control but highly effective in tracking and capturing dangerous game. Their distinct pale golden-brown coat was short, dense, and harsh, providing protection in harsh hunting conditions.
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