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FCI 6/2/254 · Country of origin Austria
Alpine Dachsbracke
Alpine Dachsbracke
The Alpine Dachsbracke originates from the Alpine regions of Austria, where it was bred as a robust scent hound used primarily for tracking wounded game such as deer and wild boar in mountainous terrain. Valued by hunters for its endurance, strong nose, and determination, it was designed to work independently and persistently in difficult conditions. Today, the Alpine Dachsbracke remains a focused, intelligent, and loyal dog with a calm temperament at home, thriving with owners who appreciate its working instincts, enjoy outdoor activities, and can provide consistent training and sufficient physical exercise.
- Height
- 34–42 cm
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- FCI number
- 6/2/254
- Country of origin
- Austria
- Height at withers
- 34–42 cm