Greek Hound (Hellenikos Ichnilatis)

Size

Grooming requirements

Exercise requirements

Good with other dogs

Watchdog ability

Energetic

Training requirements

Playful

Affectionate

Good with other pets

Good with children

Good with strangers

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Summer

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Overview:	The Hellenikos Ichnilatis is Of medium size and shaped by function rather than fashion, the breed is a prototype hunter that uses its fine nose and high average speed to track and catch its prey.
Breed Group:	Hound
Weight (lbs):	38-45
Height (in):	18-22
Colors:	Predominately black with tan markings (there are no specific limitations as to the tan markings, apart from the fact that the color should be rich and discoloration is a very serious type fault); a small white spot is tolerated on the chest.
Coat:	short and sleek hair.
Character:	Brave, outgoing, intelligent and sometimes impatient, they are passionate hunters but they never vicious. Friendly, affectionate and extremely playful. As a farm dog it's happy and useful in many ways, as it is not without a sense of boundaries and it will give voice in the presence of strangers or danger, relentlessly chasing vermin as well.
Temperament:	High-spirited, yet very lovable.
Care:	Brush with a firm bristle brush, and dry shampoo occasionally. Bathe in mild soap only when necessary. Inspect the feet and mouth for damage after work or exercise sessions. Keep the nails trimmed. This breed is an average shedder.
Activity:	Require a certain amount of freedom and plenty of exercise. This breed thrives on exercise, and if restricted tends to be destructive.
Country of Origin:	Greece
Health Issue:	This breed has an excellent health record.
Life Expectancy:	11