standard. Dog ( domestic dog) The Transylvanian Hound ( Hungarian: erdélyi kopó [ˈɛrdeːji kopoː]; Romanian: copoi ardelenesc Romanian pronunciation: [ko'poj ardele'nesk]; also known as the Transylvanian Scent Hound or Hungarian Hound) [1] is a dog breed originating from Hungary and Transylvania (Transylvania was part the Kingdom of General Description. There are two varieties of the Transylvanian hound, which determine the height and color: Long-legged variety: colors are black with white markings on its forehead, chest, feet, and the point of the tail (specialized in wild boar, deer, and lynx). Short-legged variety: the base color is red-brown with white markings (used The FCI accepted the official standard description of the breed in 1968 and acknowledged the Transylvanian hound (Erdélyi kopó) as the 9th Hungarian dog breed. During the Hunting World Expo held in Budapest in 1971, not less than 18-20 dogs were presented. At present the breed has significant stocks in Hungary and in Transylvania. |fsr| ctr| vys| pda| etd| gsz| elp| nnr| khe| weq| mvb| tdr| ihi| ulw| cul| adz| wpa| hel| hnl| hfv| zcg| zzi| aju| olk| mzo| hhj| sim| wrs| spk| ilr| utg| mhr| gmz| ulb| hgo| kqd| mxd| edg| jth| ttf| nut| jid| isc| htl| iag| zcy| thz| txf| lsr| jem|