Origin: Spain
Origin of Name: The Andalusian Hound (Spanish: Podenco andaluz) is a warren hound dog breed originating in Spain.
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They originated from the Andalusian region of southern Spain. The hound is believed to have descended from a European hunting dog. They are one of those ancient breeds that are depicted on cave paintings in the peninsula of Iberia many years ago.
They are also known as Podenco Andaluz in Spain in 1990, the breed was recognized. Due to the lack of any distinct or unique characteristics and it is shared with other dogs, the breed is not recognized outside its place of origin.
Dogs have a high energy level and will be able to bloom well when they are outside. They love to hunt, run and play. They are known for their stamina and can walk happily for several hours simultaneously. You need to motivate them to run longer or they will have energy-up energy.
They may have undesirable behavioral patterns that can be disastrous if they are not made to be exercised on a daily basis. He is loyal and gentle by nature. They have the highest level of intelligence and are capable of performing tasks with ease. The small varieties are very affectionate and can prove to be a great company for children.
Although the breed has been around for many years, no major health issues are found in the breed. The Andalusian hound is at risk of arthritis like other hunting dogs.
They can also suffer from eye diseases and ear infections. They should exercise daily to keep diseases away. Regular health checkups are advised.