Harrier
Medium Large Size
Moderate shedding
Not good for first time owners
The Penistone pack of Harriers were recorded in England in 1260! Belonging to Sir Elias de Midhope, they hunted hare (hence their name). The current Harrier is probably developed from the Foxhound, however.
FACT SHEET
Someone that wants to work a scenthound in drag trailing.
The average pet home. The Harrier is a working dog at heart and hasn't made the leap to pet status in the same way the Beagle has.
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United Kingdom
Medium Large
A bit smaller than a Labrador
High (Two hours or more)
Without sufficient mental and physical exercise will probably do the wall of death around the living room!
Smooth
Dogs that you mainly just need to polish! But be warned - short haired dogs moult all the time!
Moderate shedding
All canines drop some hair, think of it as dog glitter!
15 years
No
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