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The Harrier was developed hundreds of years ago in England as a pack hunter. They were used to trail hares and foxes and would often travel up to 40 miles a day in pursuit of their prey. Eventually Harriers fell out of favor and were replaced by the larger and faster Foxhound.

The Harrier looks much like a larger version of the Beagle. They are gentle and sweet-natured and make fine companions for children. This breed needs early obedience training as they have a tendency to be stubborn and independent. They should not be allowed to run freely because they may run off to follow an interesting scent and get lost. Being a pack animal they don't like being alone and should not be left outdoors.

Basic Dog Breed Information
          Weight Range: 45 - 50 lbs.
          Avg. Height: 20 in.
          Breed Origin: Great Britain
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          AKC Group: Hound

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Tolerates Cold Weather

Tolerates Hot Weather

Good Watchdog

Needs Exercise

Good w/Other Animals

Easily Trainable

Can Live Outside

Needs Grooming Often

Lives Well In City Life

Good With Kids

Did You Know?

The Harrier is one of the rarest breeds in the AKC, only 24 were registered in 1999.

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