Great Anglo-French White & Orange Hound

Other name: Grand Anglo-Français Blanc et Orange

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Life expectancy

The Great Anglo-French White & Orange Hound has a life expectancy of between 10 and 12 years

Temperament

Size

Large

Adult size

Female Between 24 and 28 in
Male Between 24 and 28 in

Adult weight

Female Between 62 and 66 lb
Male Between 62 and 66 lb
Coat colour
Red White
Type of coat
Very short Hard
Eye colour
Brown
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More details about the Great Anglo-French White & Orange Hound

Great Anglo-French White & Orange Hound: Origins and history

The French put great efforts into developing superior breeds of hunting dog during the 19th century. The best of the British were imported and the bloodline of the Billy dog was enriched with that of the English Foxhounds. It seems that seven strands of this Anglo-French dog were created, including three ‘grand’ varieties, of which the White and Orange remains the special edition, for Brits at least: the most rare and most British of her kind.

FCI classification of the Great Anglo-French White & Orange Hound

  • Group 6 - Scent hounds and related breeds

  • Section 1 : Scent hounds

Training a Great Anglo-French White & Orange Hound

She is clever and eager to learn, but can be stubborn and requires the hand of a firm teacher.

Great Anglo-French White & Orange Hound: Purchase price

There is not enough data about these dogs in the UK to set an average price. The monthly cost to keep a dog of this size is £80 to £120 to cover food, vet’s bills, and pet insurance

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