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6 Reasons Bassett Hounds Are Unique

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Bassett Hounds are a breed profoundly suited for a family and make great companions for almost anyone; the young and the young at heart; either human or animal. Characteristically tolerant and patient these dogs can be molded to fit almost any situation. Here are six things that make the breed unique.

1. Where did they come from? - This breed is from France and was bred as a scent hound for hunting. Only the Bloodhound is superior to them in terms of ability to use scent for tracking.

2. What’s up with those big ears? Those long floppy ears are there for a reason. They are more than a cute addition to an otherwise unique dog. They serve to trap the scent while they are tracking.

3. Have you heard that howl? They don’t really bark like other dogs, they howl! There is quite a difference, especially if the dog is an indoor dog. They are not good guard dogs but can be thought of as alarm dogs. They will let you know anytime something is not right by their signature howl.

4. How are they to train? Bassett Hounds are not the easiest breed to train. In fact someone said that you can train them to do anything as long as they want to learn it. They can be stubborn and slow to learn. The best thing you can do is start to train them young and be very patient. Also, rewards are a must in their training. They respond to treats even better than most breeds.

5. Do they get along with people and other animals? This breed is friendly with both their human and animal companions. They are very easy going and even lazy most of the time. They are quite tolerant except when pestered by small children or other animals so it is best to only bring them into a family with other than very small children.

6. What sort of personality do they have? Loving and kind best describe this breed. The sadness in their eyes seem to give them a soft sympathetic look and their lazy demeanor adds to it. They are good indoor pets and really prefer to be in the company of others. They are pack animals so it is always best to have a mate so the Bassett Hounds can care for each other. They will be happier and so will you.

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