Schweizer Laufhund
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🐾性情
The laufhund has a great sense of smell; they are fast, agile, and passionate hunters with great endurance and are able to track various game by scent independently of the hunter.
👁形貌
Schweizer Laufhunds stands between 49–59 centimetres (19–23 in) in males, and 47–57 centimetres (19–22 in) in females. The general appearance is of a hound similar to the Schweizer Niederlaufhund, who the Schweizer Laufhund is generally considered the progenitor of. The head is noble with a friendly and soft expression and a deep chest. The legs are strong with a robust structure. At a calm pace they carry the tail low; when they run it is a bit lifted. The breed has long, drop ears and a long tail. The coat should be short, smooth, and dense. Some variations have a wire coat, although it is n
📜源流
Swiss hounds are known to have existed in Switzerland as early as the first century. They have been found depicted in mosaics stemming from Roman Helvetia in Avenches. Between the 15th and 18th centuries, the dogs gained popularity with French and Italian hunters for their outstanding predilection for hunting hares. French scenthounds likely influenced the breed's development as Swiss mercenaries returned to their native Switzerland. Prior to the 1880s, they were considered to be a singular, diverse breed, often referred to as Swiss beagles or Swiss walking hounds. However, in 1881, a distingu