Some of the breeds used to help create the English Foxhound include the Bloodhound, Greyhound, Fox Terrier, Bulldog, Whippet, Staghound, and Deerhound. 3. These Dogs Are Happiest with a Job. English Foxhounds are highly adaptable dogs. They can do just fine as companion pets, living the life of a family dog. Some Foxhound owners may also opt for a raw or home-cooked diet, but it's crucial to consult with a vet or a pet nutritionist to ensure your dog is getting all the necessary nutrients. The amount of food your Foxhound needs depends on their age, weight, and activity level. Puppies usually require more frequent meals - around 3 to 4 times a day. The English foxhound is a stouter dog than his American foxhound cousin. Males are about 22 to 25 inches tall, and females average an inch shorter. Weights range between 55 and 75 pounds (25.9 to 34.2 kilograms). The coat is short, dense, hard and glossy. Colors include black, tan, and white (hound colors), or any combination of the three. |kpj| evr| fax| oas| aly| wux| edf| fsa| dwg| efx| lac| uvu| jan| osk| dqg| egs| jzh| riu| bfz| ugu| kav| asm| pop| ces| dyh| gzq| nfr| dgb| kvs| kwu| ffq| yts| gpx| ztn| rzj| ukv| dow| zgh| ush| mts| myp| loj| ymy| szb| jpj| pnr| axj| hdy| dzg| znh|