Braque Saint Germain

Braque Saint Germain History

The Braque Saint Germain is a medium-size breed ofdog originally developed in France. The Braque Saint Germain is a medium-sized, but muscular, scenthound that was originally developed in the 18th and 19th centuries as a hunter of hare and rabbit. The breed’s name comes from the town of Saint-Germain, where it was first developed in the 1800s by a breeder named Monsieur de Beauvais. The Braque Saint Germain is a medium-sized, but muscular, scenthound that was originally developed in the 18th and 19th centuries as a hunter of hare and rabbit. The Braque Saint Germain was officially recognized by the American Kennel Club (AKC) in 1980. The origin of the name “Braque” and the name of the town where the breed was first developed, Saint-Germain, are often confused. The origins of the name “Saint-Germain” are unclear, and it may have been derived from a “St. Ger-Mon” or possibly a “St. Germon”.

Braque Saint Germain Physical Characteristics

The Braque Saint Germain is a small, medium-to-large size breed of hound that originated in Portugal. They weigh between 15 and 30 pounds and stand between 16 and 19 inches at the shoulders. They have a short, tight-fitting coat of gray, white, and brindle (brown and black). They have long, narrow heads and slanted eyes. They have a fox-like muzzle and wide, pointed ears. The breed is affectionate, intelligent, and eager to please. The Braque Saint Germain is good at hunting in packs and tracking game.

Braque Saint Germain Health

Description of breed health.

Braque Saint Germain Temperament and Behaviour

The Braque Saint Germain is an energetic, playful, and intelligent dog. They are very agile and love to play. They are loyal to their owners, but can be protective of them when they are around strangers. They are especially devoted to children, and will usually get along well with other animals and younger children.

Braque Saint Germain Activity Requirements

The Braque Saint Germain, or Bracco Italiano, is a fairly new breed of dog that was developed in Italy. They are a medium-sized, square-proportioned, strongly-built dog that is known for its intelligence. The Bracco Italiano is a working dog, originally used to herd cattle and pull carts. As a result, they need plenty of exercise and mental stimulation. They are a high-energy, intelligent, and alert breed that can become bored easily. A daily walk or jog is the best way to provide your Bracco Italiano with the exercise he needs. They also enjoy play time. Be sure to provide your Bracco with lots of fun toys to keep him occupied.

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