Basset Hounds

10-15years if you're a good care-taker

When a Bassett hound puppy stops growing is kind of a funny thing because this is a breed that exhibits dwarfism. You know the only part of the dog that is small is the legs. Everything else about the dog is normal size. They have a normal size head, a normal size tail, body length and you know and girth. They're, their height is dwarfed. So with this dwarfism you know they are basically a normal sized dog minus the legs so, so it's something that you want to think about when you are asking yourself when does a Bassett Hound puppy stop growing. It's the typical age of most dogs which is about you know they are going to get all their height in the first year and then they are going to fill out the next year and a half you know. So by three years old that dog is completely done growing and maybe by a year and a half he's sexually mature but still going to fill out just a little bit. Now Bassett Hounds they are obviously a hound and what they were you know they are scent hounds, so those long ears help them to pool a scent into one area to keep them on track with things. And they are kind of a lumbering breed like kind of slow and moving around but they give their bays, they howl and they you know they let the hunter know, you know what direction to go in. But they typically stop growing by a year and a half. You know Bassett Hounds are a great dogs, lovely family pets and just great to be around."

Yes, the Basset hound is recognized by the American Kennel Club. To view a list of all the AKC recognized breeds check out the link posted below.

To get a treat!

Usually between 14 and 21 days.

Yes they can.

Basset Hound Daushund

If he won't even eat treats or drink water it sounds like more than separation anxiety. You should take him to his vet to see if there's something else going on.

Because Bassets see humans as the leaders of their packs. They depend on us for feeding, shelter, safety, medical care, etc.

the life span of a bassett is roughly with good care 15 to 16 years: 0

Typically, irregular (blue) eye color could be a sign of a dog being an albino, or deaf, or both. A friend of mine has 2 pitbulls who are both white and blue eyes and they are as deaf as bats. Or it could just means it not pure breed. Or it could be a perfectly normal dog, lots of possibilities

A butt.

If your talking about the breed, a mongrel. Any dog that is one breed mixed with a mutt, is a mongrel.

Yes, this is a normal behaviour in adult male dogs. Sometimes male dogs that were neutered too early do not raise their leg to urinate, however.

all dogs sit like that, it is the way their bodies are aligned

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no it does not

Angela Basset was born in New York and lived initially in Winston Salem, North Carolina before moving to St Petersburg, Florida after her parents' divorce. She went to college at Yale achieving first a BA and later a Masters degree.

Yes, it is if you are naming the breed.

While both dogs will have different diseases and conditions of concern that are specific to their breeds, both should be seen by a veterinarian at least once a year for a general wellness exam and vaccine boosters as needed. After they turn 7 years old, they should be seen ideally twice a year for geriatric (old dog) wellness exams. If either dog develops a chronic disease that needs closer management, that dog should be seen more often as described by your veterinarian.

This is not something that is unique to Basset hounds; there are dogs of all breeds suffer from anxiety separation.

If Basset Hounds are alone, how do we know they whine? I think the answer is inconclusive.....

Big ears and a sad look

All breeds of Dogs fart.

They have the same barks and they talk to one each other also they hear miles away and smell and they have the same sent

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