Great Anglo-French White & Orange Hound
OriginFrance
SizeLarge
Lifespan10–12 years
GroupScent Hounds
Summary
The Grand Anglo-Français Blanc et Orange is the orange and white variety of the Anglo-Français family, developed in part from the Billy. It shares the robust structure and hunting temperament of the other varieties, with a distinct color pattern. It is also used for hunting roe deer and wild boar in packs.
Physical Characteristics
- Size
- Large
- Height (male)
- 60–70 cm
- Height (female)
- 58–65 cm
- Weight (male)
- 30–35 kg
- Weight (female)
- 27–32 kg
- Life Expectancy
- 10–12 years
- Coat
- Short and dense
- Common Colors
- White and orange/bright orange
Temperament & Personality
Identical to that of the other Grand Anglo-Français varieties — energetic, sociable in packs, with highly developed hunting instincts.
Activity & Exercise
- Energy Level
- Very high
- Recommended Daily Exercise
- 120 minutes
Grooming & Care
- Grooming Needs
- Low
- Shedding
- Moderate
- Bathing Frequency
- Every 4 weeks
Health
- Common Health Issues
- Gastric torsion
- Hip dysplasia
- Otitis
- Recommended Health Tests
- Orthopedic evaluation
Compatibility
- With Children
- Good
- With Other Dogs
- Excellent
- For First-Time Owners
- Not recommended
