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Originated in France, originally bred for hunting. "basset" is French for "low," which refers to the breed's short legs
First brought to England in the mid-1800s, quickly becoming a popular hunting dog
Their gentle and affectionate disposition has made them popular as beloved companions, leading to their prevalent status as domesticated pets
Medium-sized, with males typically weighing 55-65 pounds and females weighing 45-55 pounds
Renowned for their amicable and sociable nature. They love to be around people and are especially fond of children
Basset Hounds are more susceptible to ear infections because of their droopy ears
Basset Hounds tend to consume excessive amounts of food, resulting in the risk of obesity
Basset Hounds can be prone to skin allergies due to wrinkly skin. Bathing your dog regularly can help keep its skin clean and prevent allergies