Serbian Tricolor Hound

Temperament
Lively, Kind, Dependable
[1]Separated from the Serbian Hound as a colour variety
According to the UKC history, the Serbian Tricolor Hound was first considered a variety of the Serbian Hound, then given separate breed status in 1946. The standards are described as nearly identical apart from colour.
[1]A robust, medium-sized scenthound
The UKC describes a robust, medium-sized, short-coated scenthound. Its body is slightly longer than tall, with a deep, broad chest. UKC recognized the breed in 2006.
[1]A red, black and white pattern
The UKC standard describes a red base with a black mantle or saddle, along with a white blaze and optional white markings on the neck, chest or legs. White must cover no more than one-third of the body, and a fourth colour is not permitted.
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