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Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen

Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen



Exactly what a title! Petit means small, Bassetmeans low down, Griffon means wire-covered, and Vendeenrefers towards the region in France in which the breed came from. It is really an old breed which was (but still is) usedin the rough terrain of Vend?e, France, to search small game. This breed (known as the PBGV) stands 13 to fifteen inches tall and weighs in at between 25 and 40 pounds. The mind is lengthy, your eyes are large and dark, and also the ears are dropped, narrow, fine, and folded. The muscular physique is more than your dog is tall. The tail is medium long, tapered, and transported high. The coat is harsh and rough. The facehas a beard and mustache, and also the tail is well-covered. There's a thick undercoat. Coat colors include whitened with lemon, orange, sable, black, and tricolor. The PBGV?s coat ought to be blown weekly, although it should take more frequent brushing once the undercoat is losing. Potential proprietors should discuss specific coat care needs having a breeder.

Most PBGVs are playful, happy extroverts. They like lengthy brisk walks, a play session using the kids, along with a work out around the agility course. While not normally destructive, a bored PBGV who doesn?t get enough exercise could possibly get into trouble.

Training this breed isn't difficult as lengthy because the owner will keep your dog motivated. Scenthounds by character, PBGVs are easily sidetracked by interesting smells and like to follow their noses. Socialization is suggested, not since the breed?s tem-perament warrants it, but since these dogs enjoy mingling!

This breed does best in the home in which the owner knows hound qualities. PBGVs vocalize and may achieve this frequently with volume this could create problems when neighbors live near by. The breed is excellent with kids along with other dogs, in most cases with felines, too. Interactions with more compact pets ought to be carefully supervised. Health issues include eye problems, thyroid and heart disorders, and luxated patellas.


Registries: AKC, UKC, CKC
Occupation: Hunter
Size: 13 to fifteen in tall 25 to 40 pounds
Durability: 12 to 14 years
Exercise: Active
Training: Moderate
Grooming: Easy

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