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Coarse-haired Styrian Hound (Steirische Rauhhaarbrache)
Medium Breed
The Coarse-haired Styrian Hound is a very passionate hunter who loves to be out in the open fields chasing after its quarry.
Breed standards
Country of origin
Austria
Weight
18 kgs/40 lbs
Height
Males 47-53 cm/18 1/4-20 3/4 inches; Females 45-51 cm/17 1/2-19 3/4 inches (standards may vary)
Coat
Hair is rough, not shaggy, without gloss, harsh and coarse. Coat on head is shorter than on body and hair forms a moustache.
Markings
Red and fawn. White markings should be visible from all angles and should preferably be in the form of a blaze, full necklace, on legs, feet and tip of the tail. Symmetrical markings are preferred.
Lifespan
Average, 12 years
A loving breed that forms strong bonds with its owner and can be very affectionate with them. Loved by the hunter and family alike, the Coarse-haired Styrian Hound is a magnificent breed.
Temperament
The Coarse-haired Styrian Hound is a hardworking dog with an energetic nature. A passionate hunting and an excellent tracking dog of a determined nature that is friendly with its owners and family.
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PoorChildrenGood
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VeryCombativenessNot very
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VeryDominanceNot very
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Not veryFriendlinessGood
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Not veryIndependenceVery
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LoudNoiseQuiet
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Not veryTrainabilityVery
Good to know
The Coarse-haired Styrian Hound is a great tracking and hunting breed of dog that can work in harsh terrain. The Coarse-haired Styrian Hound was originally bred as a hunting dog.
- Makes a good companion
- Can perform well as a guardian and watchdog
- No trimming or stripping required
- Happy in most climates
- Regular grooming needed
- Requires a lot of exercise