Hellenic Hound Greek Harehound, Hellenikos Ichnilatis
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Summary The Hellenic Hound, also known as the Greek Harehound, is a scent hound originating in Greece, primarily used for hunting hare. They are known for their intelligence, loyalty, and high energy, requiring significant exercise. Origin and Purpose Scent hound for hunting hare and other game Originated in Greece Appearance Dimensions Gender Height Weight Female 18.9-21.3 inches (48-54 cm) 44-55 lbs (20-25 kg) Male 19.7-21.7 inches (50-55 cm) 44-55 lbs (20-25 kg)
Coat Attribute Notes Color Black and tan (bicolor) Fawn is permissible Type Length
Care Attribute Notes Shedding Grooming Drooling
Body Attribute Notes Head Proportionate to the body Skull Ears Set high Medium length Folded Eyes Nose Muzzle Teeth Neck Forequarters Fore Legs Hindquarters Hind Legs Feet Tail Gait
Temperament Intelligent Loyal Courageous Energetic Good endurance Social Attribute Notes Affectionate with Family Good with Children Good with Dogs Generally good with other dogs Good with Cats Not always reliable with cats Openness to Strangers Playfulness Level Protective Nature Adaptability Level
Working Roles Exercise Needs Health Generally healthy breed Prone to common dog health issues Additional Notes Bred for endurance and scent tracking References 
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