Smaller than the average Beagle dog breed, these compact
scenthounds are merry and fun - loving, but they're still hounds and as such require patience and creative training techniques to overcome their sometimes stubborn nature.
These can include hounds (including sighthounds and
scenthounds used to hunt rabbits, raccoons, and coyotes), terriers (used to hunt
small mammals), Dachshunds (used to hunt badgers, foxes, and rabbits), and gun dogs (the most common, including retrievers, spaniels, and pointers, used to hunt game).