Mary Allen
Basset Hounds are friendly and carefree dogs. Since they originally hunted in groups, they tend to get along with other dogs and pets. Bassetts are people-oriented and get along well with children. They are quite intelligent dogs that are not easy to train as they are stubborn. Unleashing the best qualities of these dogs requires solid character, patience and creativity. Bassetts can bark frequently, and they also have strong feet and claws and love to dig. They have a rather strong need for hunting, and if they are not reliably held in a confined space, they can leave to hunt on their own.
Kind, friendly, physically unable to rush anywhere – these are Basset Hound dogs. They have a very peculiar character – on the one hand, these dogs are known for their gentleness, kindness and obedience, on the other, sometimes they can be an example of stubbornness and independence. Moreover, not only heredity plays a role here – a lot depends on the owner himself and on whether he can build relationships with his pet in the right way.
