- petihtiyac.com Blog Köpek CinsleriBasset Hound Köpek Irkı Bakımı. Tam bir aile köpeği olan Basset Houndlar, sakin ve dost canlısı hayvanlardır.
- petplace.com article/breed/basset-houndThe word “basset” first appeared in a hunting text written by Jacques du Fouilloux in 1585, accompanied by an illustration of a Basset Hound.
- animal-world.com basset-hound/The short stocky Basset Hound, originally bred to hunt rabbits, is a quiet dog in the house but likes to be active when it gets outside. Basset Hounds make great pets.
- doggies.com Basset_HoundThe Basset Hound is known as the "Hush Puppy" dog. Heavy boned and thick bodied, the Basset Hound is a slow hunter but is capable of moving quickly.
- brngb.org information/the-basset-houndThe Basset Hound's ancestry can be traced back to the 6th-century French hounds, which were bred for hunting small game, particularly rabbits and hares.
- k9web.com breeds/basset-hound/But aside from their personality and easy care requirements, there are many reasons why Basset Hounds are a household favorite. Basset Hound sits on the...
- pawlicy.com blog/basset-hound-dog-breed/As one of the most popular dog breeds, Basset Hounds are good-natured, loyal, and devoted dogs — characteristics that make them perfect family pets.
- yourpurebredpuppy.com faq/bassethounds.htmlThere are actually several Basset breeds in Europe, the healthiest of which have longer, straighter legs than the Basset Hound here in the US.
- orvis.com basset-hound.htmlThe short legs of the Basset Hound made him adept at tracking rabbits through forest undergrowth and easy for hunters to keep up with on foot.
- ukcdogs.com basset-houndThe Basset Hound originated in France, possibly as early as 1585. After the French Revolution, the breed again rose in popularity among the peasants.