Dog Breeds

 

Recent
Dalmatian
Dandie Dinmont Terrier
Danish Broholmer
Deerhound
Deutscher Wachtelhund
Doberman Pinscher
Dogue de Bordeaux
Drentse Patrijshond
Dunker
Dutch Shepherd Dog

Random
Dakota Shepherd
Dalmatian
Danish Broholmer
Deutscher Wachtelhund
Dandie Dinmont Terrier
Drentse Patrijshond
Dutch Shepherd Dog
Dutch Smoushond
Dogue de Bordeaux
Dunker
Doberman Pinscher
Deerhound
Dachshund
Dalmation


ALL

Dog Breeds (Home) > D > Deutscher Wachtelhund


Deutscher Wachtelhund Pictures and Information

Deutscher WachtelhundDeutscher WachtelhundDeutscher Wachtelhund
Deutscher WachtelhundDeutscher WachtelhundDeutscher Wachtelhund

Deutscher Wachtelhund Pictures and Information

Deerhound Description

The Scottish Deerhound is a dog that has a rough coat. It also has an appearance which bears strong similarities to a Greyhound. However, the Scottish Deerhound is a bit larger than the Greyhound. The coat is long, and these dogs will have beards.

The acceptable coat colors for this breed are gray, brindle, or fawn. The ears should be dark, and the muzzle must taper. A bit of white is acceptable on the tail, chest, and feet. The colors of the eyes should either be hazel or chestnut. The teeth of the Scottish Deerhound should showcase a level bite. The ears will lie against the head, and may become slightly perked when the dog is active.

Also Known As

Scottish Deerhound

Temperament

Despite their rough appearance, these dogs are kind and gentle. They are well mannered, and are good dogs for children. While their appearance may be rough, their behavior is dignified. It is important for owners to realize that the Scottish Deerhound was not bred to be a watchdog or guard dog. They are friendly to virtually everyone they meet, and they can be slow to listen to your commands. This is not because of a lack of intelligence, but they can be stubborn. While they will behave well with dogs, they should be monitored around pets that are not canines.

Health Problems

This breed is susceptible to developing bloat. They should not be fed a single large meal each day. Instead, the meals should be split. It is also important for owners to make sure these dogs are not given large amounts of exercise when they’ve just finished eating. The Scottish Deerhound has a maximum life expectancy of 10 years.

Exercise

The Scottish Deerhound is an active dog, and needs extensive amounts of exercise. However, owners will not want to unleash this dog unless they are in a safe location. These dogs move fast, and are hard to catch. The love to chase things and this includes cars. The Scottish Deerhound is an excellent breed for owners who like to jog. These dogs are not ideal pets for those who live in apartments. They will at least need to have a sizeable yard so that it can run around.

Special Grooming Needs

The Scottish Deerhound has a rough coat that needs large amounts of grooming. The coats may need to be trimmed, but owners can do this without the assistance of a professional. The Scottish Deerhound will shed a standard amount of fur.

VISITOR COMMENTS on "Deutscher Wachtelhund Pictures and Information":

comments

Form

My Nick:

My comment:

Security Code:



More Articles
1. Japanese Spitz Pictures and Information
Japanese Spitz Pictures and InformationJapanese Spitz Description The Japanese Spitz is a small breed of dog. They stand between 12 [...]

2. Norrbottenspets Pictures and Information
Norrbottenspets Pictures and InformationNorrbottenspets Description The Norrbottenspets is a small dog breed that is related to the Spitz family of dogs. It was [...]

3. Drentse Patrijshond Pictures and Information
Drentse Patrijshond Pictures and InformationDogue de Bordeaux Description [...]

4. Australian Silky Terrier Pictures and Information
Australian Silky Terrier Pictures and InformationAustralian Silky Terrier Description [...]

Search

  

Recent Searches

ADD YOUR LINK HERE

Beauty, Skin Care Blog
Visitors' Blog

Add Post

© Dog Breeds | SITEMAP | Contact Us

RSS Feed