Name: Anglo-French hound de Petite Venerie
Official name: Anglo-Francais de Petite Venerie
FCI Number: 325
Nature of the breed Anglo-French Hound de Petite Venerie
It is a lively, obedient, intelligent, loyal, hardworking and persistent dog, but it needs a lot of exercise.
Height of the Anglo-French Hound de Petite Venerie
The FCI standard does not give a weight, but it weighs 16 to 20 kg.
Coat of the Anglo-French Hound de Petite Venerie
Short, smooth and dense.
Coat colour
White and black with clear tan markings and black nose, white and black with pale tan markings and black nose, white and orange with tobacco brown nose.
Advantages - why get an Anglo-French Hound de Petite Venerie
The Anglo-French Hound de Petite Venerie is a great choice for owners who appreciate its hunting ability and endurance. This breed is known for its excellent tracking ability and ability to work in a pack, making it a great partner for hunting activities. It is intelligent and well trainable, which makes it easy to work as a hunting dog, while it is also friendly and devoted to its family. Its active temperament makes the Anglo-French Hound ideal for owners who want to spend time outdoors and engage in various sporting activities with their dog.
Disadvantages - why not get an Anglo-French Hound de Petite Venerie
The Anglo-French Hound de Petite Venerie has several disadvantages that should be considered before acquiring one. This breed is highly energetic and requires a lot of physical activity and exercise, and this can be challenging for owners with less active lifestyles. They have a strong hunting instinct and a tendency to chase game and can be a problem in high traffic areas or near wilderness. Anglo-French Hounds are usually more oriented towards pack work than individual obedience, and as a result, there may be greater demands on training and proper leadership.This breed may also require specific care and training due to its specialization in hunting tasks, and this may not be ideal for every owner.