Hamiltonstovare
Origin
The Hamiltonstovare (also known as the Hamilton Hound) originated in Sweden in the 19th century.
Hamiltonstovare
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The Hamiltonstovare was first developed in Sweden by crossing English hounds and harriers with some old German breeds. The hardy and healthy breed weighs 50 to 60 pounds and stands 18 to 23 inches tall.
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The Hamiltonstovare or Hamilton Hound is named after Count Adolf Patrick Hamilton, founder of the Swedish Kennel Club, who standardized the breed about a century ago.
Description: The Hamiltonstovare is a well proportioned dog with strong bones and a wonderful nose. Hamiltonstovare have a richly colored coat of red, white and brown. They have a long rectangular looking muzzle with a black well developed nose.
The Hamiltonstovare has a personality common to many hounds. These dogs are even-tempered, patient, and laid-back when not hunting. They make an excellent family dog, but must be watched around other pets.
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to compete in AKC Performance Events effective January 1, 2012.
From the May 2011 Board Meeting - Three new breeds were added to the Foundation Stock Service Program - the Miniature American Shepherd, Braque du Bourbonnais and Hamiltonstovare.
 See also: Foxhound, Harrier, English Foxhound
  
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