using a dog from a working background would be better but you could train another breed for hunting just got to be dedicated to it and spend some time
There should not be a difference. Each breed has a written standard prepared by the American Kennel Club as to how it should look. An ethical breeder will breed to the standard, not over or under it. A well bred Rottie should look like the standard for the breed. There should not be different looks for working or pets. They are a working breed. All should be able to be both, pets and working. The only breed I can think off that there is a difference is the Labradors. If you look at the Labs bred to be Field Trialers or for hunting, they are much leggier and have larger heads but the ones shown in AKC conformation shows are much shorter on the leg and have smaller heads. This should not be but breeders will be breeders. There is only one standard per breed as written up by the AKC.
No, the Welsh Cob is not a hunting breed.
Yes, the Selle Francais is a known hunting breed.
Basset Hounds they were breed for ground hunting
It looks like a bloodhound to me. Internet search for that breed and scent hound if you are generally interested in these types of hunting/working dogs.
Any breed of horse can be used for hunting so long as it's properly trained and unafraid of hounds and loud noises.
The Egyptians had Ibizan hounds for hunting and as pets. These scent hounds are still around today, and are a recognized breed of the AKC.
Yes the Missouri Fox Trotter is used for Hunting.
Not just hunting alone, but yes. They are very good hunter-jumpers.
well yes they are but they also a swimming and retrieving breed which is used in hunting
I think she was some type of hunting dog.
Rhodesian Ridgeback.