American Leopard Hound Dog Breed Information

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The American Leopard Hound is a medium to large size dog and comes in three patterns: Solid, Leopard and Brindle; nine different official colors; and a variety of markings, however, sixty percent of all American Leopards are solid-colored dogs. The breed is very versatile in hunting a variety of game species including, but not limited to, raccoon, bear, bobcat, cougar, squirrel, and any other tree-minded game. As an especially tough breed, they also fare exceptionally well in extreme weather, both hot and cold. The American Leopard was officially organized and named the American Leopard Cur in 1960, but changed by the breed club members to the American Leopard Hound on May 1, 2008, years before coming to the American Kennel Club. Breed ContactName: Jackie CarpenterEmail: [email protected] Intelligence is one of the American Leopard Hound’s very best attributes. The breed is loving and affectionate toward their family and they are extremely protective of children. American Leopards are one of the oldest tree dog breeds in the U.S. and have extremely strong tracking abilities, often able to track prey for miles.

American Leopard Hound Dog Breed Temperament

Sociable, Energetic, Intelligent

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American Leopard Hound Dog Breed Body Structure

American Leopard Hound has 53.34 as well as 68.58. If we talk about weight, then 20.41165665 and 31.7514659.

Now, allmost all American Leopard Hound has minimum 12 years and maximum 15.

What is the group of American Leopard Hound?
Weekly Brushing

What is the grooming frequency of the American Leopard Hound dog?
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How frequently should I brush my American Leopard Hound dog?

Weekly Brushing

What is the Shedding Value of American Leopard Hound?

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What is the Shedding Category of American Leopard Hound?

Seasonal

What is the Energy Level Value of American Leopard Hound?

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When does my dog need exercise?

Energetic

How about the training of my dog?

Eager to Please