American Foxhound (confirmed introduction)
American Foxhound (Foxhound), also known as American Foxhound, as the name suggests, this dog is produced in the United States, is used for hunting in the United States, and is often exhibited. American hound terriers have strong destructive power and are not easy to keep as companion dogs.
In the 1870s, George Washington played a key role in improving the breed of fox hounds. He mixed the tough fox hounds with the blood of French hunting hounds, creating his own American hunting breed. Fox dog. Later, the foxhound was bred with the Irish foxhound and the British hunting dog breed, resulting in a dog breed that is faster than the American foxhound breed.
Chinese name:American Foxhound
Chinese nickname:American Foxhound
English name:Foxhound< br>Kingdom:Animal
Phylum:Chordata
Subphylum:Vertebrates
> Class: Mammalia
Subclass: Eutheria
Order: Carnivora
Suborder: < /strong>Canis
Family:Canidae
Genus:Canis
Species:Domestic dog< br>Subspecies:American Foxhound
Dispersion:Origin: United States
Size:Huge dog
< strong>Lifespan:10 years--12 years
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