Group: None
Origins: This is a French dog that was bred for hunting rabbits. They originated in 1912.
Weight: 55-60 lbs
Height: 52-58 cm (male), 50-56 cm (female)
Lifespan: 10-12 years
Coat: Smooth and short fur that sheds
Colors: White with black or brown markings.
Tail: Long
Ears: Floppy, long, and thin
Health: Prone to ear infections, eye/vision issues, hip and elbow dysplasia
Barking: This dog is known to bark a lot
Environment: It is best if they live in rural areas.
Popularity: Very rare. The breed is more common in France.
Family Friendly? Yes, they get along well in active families who have prior experience owning dogs. They do well with children and other dogs. They may not be good in households with smaller animals due to their hunting instincts.
Temperament: Loyal, active, loving, gentle, smart, and stubborn
Training: Somewhat easy
Care: Their food should contain high amounts of protein and low amounts of carbs. This dog needs to be outside often and their fur should be brushed regularly.
Hypoallergenic: Unknown
Other Names: Ariège Hound, Ariège Pointer, Braque de l'Ariège
Famous Ariège Hounds: N/A
More Facts:
- They were close to becoming extinct during World War II.
- This dog is not typically kept as a companion. They are mostly used for hunting.
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