Basset Hound, also known as French Basset Hound. It is an especially ancient breed, evolving directly from the Blood Dog! The Basset Dog made its debut at the 1863 Paris Exhibition. In 1964, it was recognized by the American Kennel Club!

The Basset Hound is also called Basset Hound and Basset Hound. It excels at trail tracking because it excels at trail tracking! It's suitable for working on land. The Basset Hound has short legs with strong bones and a very steady gait. Basset dogs are gentle by nature and can work long hours in vast wilderness. It has strong endurance and is even more meticulous in its work! It is an excellent tracking dog and can work in very complex terrain conditions and has super adaptability!

1. How to train a Basset Dog

If you want to achieve satisfactory training results, early training of dogs is crucial! If the puppies are trained when they have not learned any bad habits, the best results will be achieved! Owners should not blindly wait until their dogs Training should not start until the dog is 6 months old. Training should start on the first day the dog comes to the home. The owner can put a suitable collar on the dog, prepare a comfortable kennel and play place for it, and buy toys suitable for the dog! At the beginning, the owner can teach the dog some simple commands. If the dog behaves well, Okay, you can also feed it some snacks as a reward. After a few days, the dog will naturally obey the command and follow its owner in order to get snacks. Owners should also allow dogs to have contact with other animals!

During the training process, if the dog behaves particularly willfully, the owner can put a rope around the dog's neck during training. In this way, the owner can focus the dog's attention at any time and let it respond to instructions. !

2. The IQ of the Basset Dog

The Basset Dog's IQ ranks 71 among dogs. Obviously, it is not a dog with high IQ! But don't underestimate it. It is born to be lovable. It has a pair of smart eyes and charming eyes. The dog captures the owner's mentality, making people have the urge to take it home immediately! Not only that, the Basset Dog is now the spokesperson of a world-famous brand, which shows how much people love it!

Although the IQ of the Basset Dog is not ranked high, it does not affect it in any way as a suitable companion dog! The Basset Dog is friendly to people, but its performance during training is unsatisfactory! Its appearance is extremely cute and its personality is docile. , is also very friendly to the owner and his family, and at the same time very loyal to the owner, so it is an absolutely suitable choice as a companion dog! The Basset Dog does not seem so friendly to strangers, but has an indifferent attitude!

Acquired training is the most important thing. As for the dog’s IQ, owners don’t have to be too impatient. They just need to be more patient! At the beginning of training, the owner may repeat a command more than twenty times.Only then can they fully react and execute it. If the dog performs well, it should be praised in time. The best effect is to execute commands when the dog is in a good mood! Similar training knowledge requires owners to understand it in detail!

3. Habits of the Basset Dog

Basset dogs are suitable for keeping in apartments and are very loyal to their owners. It can also get along harmoniously with every member of the family. It was used for hunting as well as tracking. The Basset Hound does not exercise much and is easily tamed. But it sometimes makes some low roars, especially when it is left alone at home, it will make such roars to show its dissatisfaction!

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