Hounds are generally divided into olfactory system and visual system. In a narrow sense, the olfactory system refers to hounds with developed sense of smell and strong ability to chase smells, while the visual system refers to hounds with quick action, strong round-up ability and strong explosive force!

Top Ten Famous Hunters Abroad

10, beagle sniffer hound

This breed is the smallest hound. It's small, but it's fierce. !

Originated in ancient Greece. Lawman and French hybrids used to keep this kind of dog to hunt rabbits. This dog was introduced to Britain on 1066. At that time, because of its small size, it was often put in its pocket, so it was called Pocket Migru Dog. Now the Milwaukee hound is improved from this kind of dog. Elizabeth I, William II and George III all raised this breed and used it as a hunting dog in the Brighton Mountains in Sussex. 1895 The British Milwaukee Hound Club was founded and landed in the United States several years ago.

9. Labrador Retriever's olfactory hound

A familiar dog! As the name implies, the hound is also a common working dog!

8, bloodhound (Bloodhound) Smell hound

It has indomitable magical olfactory tracking ability, and it has been proved that it can even track odors for more than 14 days. And created a record of 220 kilometers of continuous tracking odor. The evidence it found was used as evidence in court. The average life span of this dog is 10- 12 years.

7. vizsla sniffer hound

This kind of dog is very powerful in the wild and can drive, but in the family, it is an easy-to-train and caring companion dog. It has a good sense of smell and its ability to receive training is above average. Good at indicating prey, but also good at finding prey

6, Jack Russell terrier (Jack Lassire terrier) olfactory hound

Jack Lassire terrier is a lovely breed full of vitality, and its main charm lies in its intelligence, enthusiasm and patience. It is a brave and alert dog with strong fighting spirit and the ability to chase prey in caves. Jack Lassire terrier can not only chase foxes, but also drive away mice. He is cheerful and lively.

5. British pointer (British boeing da hound) Smell hound

Boeing da has both endurance and instantaneous explosive power, and thick muscles, so he is an ideal hunting dog. When they see a hare, they will stand up and point to the prey, waiting for their greyhound companions to chase and approach the prey. Always keep a sense of vigilance and a stable mood, don't feel timid in front of other dogs and people, and have the spirit of loyalty and sacrifice to become good friends of human beings. Smart expression, elegant figure, exudes noble temperament.

4. Du Gao, Argentina (Du Gao, Argentina) visual hound.

Strong, balanced and tall. The overall appearance is very harmonious and full of vitality, which is attributed to its strong muscles, less slack subcutaneous tissue and tough and elastic skin attached to it. It is firm and light-footed, showing its quick wit and adaptability, and its behavior also exposes its optimistic nature. His amazing white and beautiful appearance, kindness and love for life and humanity make him easily win people's favor.

Its strength, tenacity, keen sense of smell and courage make it the best hunting dog for wild boar, puma and other large carnivores in Argentina's vast and changeable territory.

3. Weimar Hound visual hound

A medium-sized gray dog. Have a beautiful and noble appearance. He is very elegant, agile, persistent, alert and symmetrical. His overall structure shows that he has the ability to work in the wild for a long time at a fast speed (strong endurance).

2. Zarruck (Saluki hound) visual hound

Saluki dogs originated in Iran in the Middle East and in 3000 BC. It has a long history and can be traced back to 5000 years ago. On the walls of ancient Egyptian tombs, there are also hounds very similar to them.

Saluki hound is a noble dog in Egypt. It may be the first known domesticated dog.

Saluki hounds are graceful, slender and balanced, with short and silky hair, especially symmetrical and powerful ears, neck and shoulders, long tail drooping naturally and long tail. Its sharp head and deep eyes show nobility and gentleness.

1, Jagdterrier (german terrier)

From clever rabbits, cunning foxes, badgers in caves, fierce wild boars and deer. There is almost no hunting activity that it can't complete, the German terrier Jagd Terrier, a serious all-round hunter from Germany.