Bloodhound, also known as St. Hubert Hound, is produced in Belgium. Bloodhound is one of the oldest breeds. It has the purest bloodline, a relatively large size, and is a scent hound breed! In the eighth century, the Belgians bred it and regarded it as a hunting dog, and it became famous because of the name Saint-Hught. Because the St. Hut's dog was favored by the royal family, it was brought to England in 1066. Over the centuries, the British improved this breed and produced today's bloodhound. It has a sensitive olfactory tracking ability. Cases have proven that it can also track the smell 14 days ago! At the same time, it has also set a record of tracking odor for 220 kilometers, which is unprecedented! Some of its discoveries have appeared in court. It became a confession in court! The life span of a bloodhound is 10 to 12 years, which is quite impressive!

1. The IQ of bloodhounds

The Bloodhound is a highly intelligent dog. It has a strong sense of smell and can track the smell of the past for a long time! Among all dogs, it is considered an extremely smart one! It is docile in nature and is a small pet suitable for keeping at home!

The bloodhound itself has a super high sense of smell. If the owner trains it a little, it will easily obey the owner's instructions and complete the task very efficiently. A considerable number of friends in China also raise this dog, and most of them keep it at home as a companion dog!

The bloodhound has a beautiful appearance, a gentle nature, and is very patient with children, so it is a companion dog suitable for keeping at home! Although the bloodhound is talented and intelligent, it cannot do without acquired training, which requires The owner will strengthen their training, so that they will be more obedient and more friendly to family members!

2. Price of Bloodhound

As for the price of bloodhounds, the main factor is the appearance. Compared with domestic dogs, the appearance of foreign dogs is better, and the price is at least 10,000. It is difficult to buy purebred bloodhounds in China. Bloodhound is a top-notch scent dog. It would be great if you can buy a purebred one! Dog-loving owners should learn more about this kind of information!

3. Is it easy to raise a bloodhound? How to raise it?

The bloodhound is a very smart dog, and it is self-evident whether it is easy to raise. When a bloodhound is just born, its body develops very quickly, so the owner should prepare a nutritious diet for it. food. The following points need to be noted:

1. Owners should provide bloodhounds with breakfast, lunch and dinner every day, of which dinner can be appropriately added. And you need to feed your dog regularly and quantitatively to cultivate good eating habits in your dog!

2. The owner also needs to prepare sufficient water sources. Bloodhounds cannot lack water, so it is particularly important to provide sufficient water sources!

3. Since the dog’s body develops quickly, during this period, owners should appropriately add some calcium to the dog’s food, which is more conducive to the dog’s development!

4. When preparing food, the host should pay attention to only put a little meat, not too much. If a newborn dog eats too much meat, it is likely to cause gastrointestinal discomfort, diarrhea and bloating and pain!

5. For three-month-old dogs, it is best for owners to feed them dog food!

These are all issues that need to be paid attention to during the development period of bloodhounds. As long as the owners take good care of them, the dogs will become healthier and healthier!

4. Grooming Points for Bloodhounds

1. Bloodhounds have severe hair loss. The owner needs to use a brush to comb the dead hair.

2. You can use neutral shower gel to bathe your dog.

3. After taking a bath, the owner needs to dry the dog’s hair with a hair dryer. By the way, you can check your toenails, ears, teeth and other parts. If you find any abnormalities, treat them in time!

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