A medium-size, lightly built hunting dog with an elongated, narrow head, deep chest and thin tail which is carried high. The coat is black and tan of any shade, with white markings. There are two varieties: coarsehaired and shorthaired.
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A medium-size, lightly built hunting dog with an elongated, narrow head, deep chest and thin tail which is carried high. The coat is black and tan of any shade, with white markings. There are two varieties: coarsehaired and shorthaired.
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| Other names | Italian Hound | |||||||||
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| Nicknames | Segugio | |||||||||
| Country of origin | Italy | |||||||||
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The Segugio Italiano is an Italian breed of dog of the scenthound family. It comes in both short-haired and wire-haired varieties. It is thought to be an ancient breed, descended in pre-Roman eras from progenitor scenthounds in ancient Egypt.
The Segugio is a square dog, whose length should be equal to its height at the withers. It is fawn-coloured or black and tan. The dogs are 45–52 cm tall at the withers and roughly 20–23 kg in weight. Its determination to complete a scent is similar to that of a Bloodhound but unlike the Bloodhound the segugio is also interested in the capture and kill of its victim
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