Billy

Name: Billy
Official name: Billy
FCI Number: 25

Character of the breed Billy

He is a bright, clever and perceptive dog who gets along well with children.

Height of the breed Billy

The FCI standard does not give a weight, but he weighs 25 to 30 kg.

Coat of the breed Billy

Short, smooth and rough to the touch.

Coat colour

Pure white, coffee-white or white with lemonade or orange spots.

Advantages - why get a Billy

The Billy is a breed known for its elegance, speed and endurance and this makes it an excellent hunting dog, especially for hunting deer. This breed is intelligent, teachable and very devoted to its owner, which makes training it easy and creates a strong bond between dog and human. Billy is also friendly and gets along well with other dogs, making him suitable for households with multiple pets. His active and energetic nature makes him an ideal companion for families who love outdoor activities and spend a lot of time outdoors.

Disadvantages - why not get a Billy

The Billy requires a lot of physical activity and mental stimulation, and this can be challenging for owners who don't have enough time or space. His strong hunting instinct can lead to problems if he is not well trained or if he lives in an environment with free-roaming animals. This breed can be stubborn and independent, which can make training difficult, especially for inexperienced owners. The Billy is not suited to apartment living, as it needs plenty of space to run around and regular outdoor activity. In addition, he may be prone to separation anxiety if left alone for long periods.