Comparison: Appennine Hound (Italian Hare-Hunting Dog) and Segugio Maremmano

Appennine Hound (Italian Hare-Hunting Dog) and Segugio Maremmano are marked as similar in our database. The table compares only the data we have on the breeds.

Appennine Hound (Italian Hare-Hunting Dog)
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Segugio Maremmano
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Appennine Hound (Italian Hare-Hunting Dog)Segugio Maremmano
FCI group6. Scent hounds and related breeds6. Scent hounds and related breeds
Country of originItalyItaly
CategoryMediumMedium
Height at withers42–50 cm46–54 cm
Weight10–18 kg13–23 kg
Recognition features
  • Two coat varieties: short-haired (up to 2 cm) and rough-haired, which may be interbred
  • Medium-sized, fast and agile dog for hilly terrain
  • Sociable, strongly attached to its master, with a strong hunting passion
  • Two coat varieties: short-haired (harsh) and rough-haired (3–4 cm)
  • Fawn (light to dark), black and tan or brindle, white markings may be present
  • Rectangular body, expressive eye, high-set ears
Coat–Short-haired: harsh, dense; rough-haired: about 3–4 cm; fawn, black and tan or brindle, white markings may be present.
PurposeHound specialised in hare and wild boar hunting, working cautiously and barking at the prey.Scent hound mostly used in wild boar hunting, also good on hare and other mammals.

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