Dog
Group:
Hound 
Haldenstovare Champions
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Pronunciation:
hal-den-stohv-air
Breed Description:
The Haldenstovare breed of dog is a medium sized breed of dog that should be robust without appearing course or overweight. They should have a level top line and a slightly longer body than they are tall. The head should be broad with a slight dome to it and the ears should hang down the side of the head and be slightly curled. The tail should be long and carried low.
The coat of the Haldenstovare should be short and dense. It should be smooth against the skin and should be white with black markings and brown shading.
Temperament:
The Haldenstovare breed of dog is an affectionate and loyal breed that is known for being very intelligent and hard working. The breed is known for being a very good family pet and usually get along well with children of all ages. They do have a high level of energy and can become destructive if they are bored. The breed is usually good with other dogs but they need proper socialization to accept other pets.
Height:
The average height for a Haldenstovare is between 19.5 to 23.5 inches.
Weight:
The average weight of the Haldenstovare is between 44 to 55 pounds.
Health Problems:
The Haldenstovare breed of dog is considered to be a hardy breed of dog with few known health problems.
Living Conditions:
The Haldenstovare breed of dog is not recommended for apartments. This is a hunting breed and does much better in a home with a large yard or acreage.
Exercise:
The Haldenstovare breed of dog is an active breed that needs at least 60 minutes of exercise each day. They love being out and working so it is important to offer them a variety of activities.
Life Expectancy:
10 to 12 years
Grooming:
The Haldenstovare breed of dog should be brushed once per week to remove any dead hair but outside of that, they are a very easy dog to groom. Special care should be given to the ears, since they can be prone to ear infections and the hair under the ears and around the feet should be trimmed on a regular basis. Baths should only be given when it is absolutely necessary and the breed can go several months between baths.
Origin:
The Haldenstovare breed of dog was developed in Norway during the early 1900's and is one of three breeds used for hunting hares in Norway. The breed was developed by crossing several scenthound breeds from England, Sweden and Germany. It has remained a rare breed to this day. Comments
The standards for all the breeds accepted to the AKC are used here for breed information, and those not part of the AKC are resourced from FCI standard information, where it is written and coded into the club rules for those breeds.
