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AMERICAN FOXHOUND
An athletic scenthound, the American Foxhound has been developed since 1742. Contrasting the English style of hunt, these dogs are individual rather than pack hunters. Instead of being hunted alongside horses, they are turned out to hunt while their owners remain 'in camp' or follow their progress along road or path. It is uncommon for their game to be wounded or killed in this American style of hunt. Their athletisism derives from the need to speedily handle rough terrain and dense underbrush. Though variable, they are generally quite intelligent, lighthearted and jovial. They can make wonderful companion dogs.
Visit the official website for the American Foxhound Club
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