Serbian Hound
Srbský honič
Key facts
| FCI group | 6. Scent hounds and related breeds |
|---|---|
| Country of origin | Serbia |
| Category | Medium |
| Height at withers | 44–56 cm |
Recognition features
- Red ("fox-coloured") from yellowish red to rust with black mantle or saddle
- Black marks at the temples, a round white chest mark up to 2 cm
- Short, abundant, shiny coat with undercoat
Purpose
Medium-sized scent hound, enduring and tenacious.
History
The breed belongs to the group of scent hounds spread across the Balkans, and scent hounds from Asia Minor are thought to have played an important part in its genesis. The first standard was drawn up in 1924 and the FCI adopted it at its session in Bled on 14 May 1940.
Coat
Short, abundant, shiny coat with undercoat; red with black mantle or saddle.
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