The Great Anglo-Français White and Orange Hound is a French hunting breed known for its stamina and courage. They are energetic, require significant exercise, and form strong bonds with their families.
Origin and Purpose
Developed in France for hunting large game, particularly deer.
Appearance
Dimensions
Gender
Height
Weight
Female
60-65 cm (24-26 inches)
28-32 kg (62-71 lbs)
Male
65-70 cm (26-28 inches)
30-35 kg (66-77 lbs)
Coat
Attribute
Notes
Color
White with orange patches
Type
Short and dense
Length
Short
Care
Attribute
Notes
Shedding
Moderate
Grooming
Low
Drooling
Low
Body
Attribute
Notes
Head
Medium length, not too heavy
Skull
Slightly rounded
Ears
Set on at eye level, slightly thick and semi-long, falling down
Eyes
Brown, lively and intelligent
Nose
Black
Muzzle
Fairly elongated, without being pointed
Teeth
Complete with a scissor bite
Neck
Fairly long, slightly arched
Forequarters
Well-muscled and straight
Fore Legs
Straight and strong
Hindquarters
Strong, well-muscled
Hind Legs
Muscular and parallel
Feet
Compact with strong nails
Tail
Carried sabre-like, reaching the hock
Gait
Flexible and effortless
Temperament
Courageous, energetic, and determined, yet generally calm indoors.
Social
Attribute
Notes
Affectionate with Family
Yes
Good with Children
Generally good with older children
Good with Dogs
Good, especially if raised together
Good with Cats
May not be suitable due to strong prey drive
Openness to Strangers
Generally accepting, may be reserved initially
Playfulness Level
High
Protective Nature
Moderate
Adaptability Level
Moderately adaptable
Working Roles
Scent hound used for hunting large game, especially deer.
Exercise Needs
High; requires significant daily exercise.
Health
Generally healthy, but may be prone to hip dysplasia.
Additional Notes
Needs consistent training due to their hunting instincts. Requires a very active owner.
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