Porcelaine

Porcelaine
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The breed was most popular in the 1800s in Switzerland and France where they were a smaller descendant of the English Harrier.

Porcelaine

Watson, the Porcelaine at 6 months old
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The Porcelaine is a cute and agile hound. Large drooping ears sit on the side of its round head. Rounded eyes are set above the breed’s long muzzle which ends in a large black nose perfect for hunting and tracking.

History: Bluetick Coonhounds descended from the American Foxhound, various French hounds such as the Blue Gascon, the Porcelaine, the Saintongeois, and other French Staghounds. Many of these breeds were already in the U.S.

believe that this powerful, versatile hunter originated in the French region of Bresse, later finding its way to Piedmont in ltaly, and that its evolution is attributable not only to the French Griffon, but also to German Pointers, the Porcelaine, ...

See also: Harrier, Smooth