Smalandsstovare

Smalandsstovare History

The Smaland Stovär is a Swedish spitz-type of working gundog that was originally developed to work in the forests and swamps of Sweden. It was developed in the mid-18th century and is often referred to as the Swedish counterpart to the American and English Foxhound. The Smaland Stovär is particularly suited to duck and goose hunting, as well as general upland game hunting. It has a long, narrow head, a narrow muzzle and a well-feathered tail. The coat is harsh, dense and water-resistant, and the dog is 50 to 60 cm tall at the withers.

Smalandsstovare Physical Characteristics

The Smalandsstovare is a medium to large sized breed of cattle. It has large horns, a black, white and rust colored coat, and a shaggy mane and tail.

Smalandsstovare Health

Description of breed health.

Smalandsstovare Temperament and Behaviour

The Smaland Staghound originated in Sweden and is a medium-sized, muscular and agile dog. They are independent, yet loyal, and intelligent. They are typically quiet, but can sometimes be barky and stubborn. They are large shedders and require regular grooming.

Smalandsstovare Activity Requirements

Småland Spaniels are a breed of hunting dog that were developed in Småland, Sweden. They are medium-sized, sturdy, and athletic. They are hard working, intelligent, and loyal. While Smålandsstovare are not high-energy, they do require regular exercise. They enjoy following their owners around and playing games of fetch. They also do well in obedience and agility. If you live in an apartment, you may want to consider a different breed of dog. A fenced yard or a daily walk will help to keep your Smålandsstovare happy.

Kennel Club Recognition