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Hot: 24 to 29 °C
Cold: -15 to 0 °C
500 to 1.50K USD
200 to 400 PSI
Jump: 3-4 Feet
Run: 25-30 Miles per hour (40-48 km/h)
German hunting traditions go deep in the family tree of the Deutsche Bracke, often called the German Hound. This Germanic breed of scent hound is naturally gifted and selective, with a penchant for hunting a wide variety of prey, including hare, fox, and deer. Its ancestry originates with the old Bracke hound, a revered hunting dog breed that was widely used across Europe for many decades.
It was with the spirit of crossing the hereditary Brackehound with other breeds, peculiarly the Bloodhound, that the Deutsch Brackewas born. The modern day Deutsch Brackeowes its boringness and type to this stirred blending.
A small to medium-sized hunting dog native to the North West German state of Westphalia, the Deutsche Bracke is easily recognizable by its striking tricolour coat. It is also known as the German Hound. Despite its relative obscurity outside of Germany, it is nonetheless a popular option for families and hunters alike.
Daily practice is demand to preserve activity problems caused by under stimulation in this breed as well as which was matched by its alcoholic execute levels and enthralling beauty. The clever and social Deutsch Brackeis best kept inside, where it may have developed close relationships with its human friends.