Basset Artesien Normand

 

Summary

• The breed is known for its happy and devoted being, and is an excellent family dog.
• Basset Artesian Normand is a slow -chasing dog with sporn eye used mainly for hunting for deer but also hare, reefs and deer.
• The breed has a rectangular body with a noble racial, low employed ears, dark eyes and short, powerful limbs.
• The coat is short, dense and smooth, and requires minimal with care.

e Genes and mentality

Basset Artesian Normand is known to be a happy and affected dog with a calm and friendly being. It is not only a skilled hunting and track dog, but also an excellent family dog. The breed thrives best when it combines these properties.The breed is relatively slow -chasing and very sporn eye. It is mostly used for hunting deer, but it can also hunt hare, reefs and deer. Basset Artesian Normand has a powerful but often single bark. Because of its ability to follow tracks, it is also suitable as a track dog.

Size and appearance

Basset Artesian Normand is a rectangular dog with a harmonious and well -built body that radiates nobility. The head should be dry, with low employees, long and thin ears. The eyes are dark and large with a serious expression. The limbs are short and powerful, with slightly crooked forborns. The tail is relatively long and strong at the root, and it is carried hanging or in a saber -shaped position. The breed is found in tricolor or white and orange color, and the shoulder height varies between 30 and 36 cm.

Fur frames

Basset Artesian Normand has a short, dense and smooth fur that is very easy to care for. It requires minimal care and care.

History

Farming of short -haired French basset began around 1870. Based on the same ancestors, two types were developed, one with rake forelegs called Artois and one with crooked forelimb called Normand. The breed standard was first prepared in 1928 and has subsequently remained almost unchanged.

Want to know more about the breed?

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