Artesian-Norman Basset Hound

Name: Artesian-Norman Basset Hound
Official name: Basset Artésien Normand
FCI Number: 34

Name: Artesian-Norman Basset Hound
Abbreviation: ANB

The nature of the breed Artesian-Norman Basset Hound

It is a hardy, unselfish, affectionate, smart and easy to train dog.

Height of the breed Artesian-Norman Basset Hound

15 to 20 kg.

Coat of the Artesian-Norman Basset Hound

Short, smooth and close-fitting.

Coat colour

Tricolour - deerskin with a black 'blanket' and white. Two-tone - roe deer and white.

Advantages - why get an Arte-Normand Basset

The Artesian-Norman Basset is an attractive breed for those looking for a companion with a friendly and calm temperament. This dog is known for his loyalty and friendliness to his family, and this makes him a great companion. He has a mild and even temperament, making him ideal for households with children and other pets. The Artesian-Norman Basset is also intelligent and relatively easy to train. This breed has a beautiful appearance with its characteristic long ears and sturdy build, and this is pleasing to the owner and observer.

Disadvantages - why not get an Artesian-Norman Basset

The Artesian-Normand Basset has several disadvantages that should be considered before acquiring one. This breed is known for their relatively high level of independence and stubbornness, and this can make them difficult to train and obey. They also tend to be somewhat independent, which can mean that they may choose to follow their own interests rather than the owner's instructions. The Artesian-Norman Basset Hound is also a hunting breed and has developed hunting instincts, so they may have a tendency to chase small animals or follow tracks and this can be problematic - especially if they live in an area with heavy traffic. In addition, their characteristic long ears and ear lashes require regular care and cleaning to prevent possible infections or ear health problems.