Bosnian Broken-Haired Hound - Called Barak
- Weight
- 16–24 kg[1]
Temperament
Lively, Courageous, Persistent
[1]Renamed from the Illyrian Hound
The FCI history notes that standard no. 155 was registered in 1965 under the name Illyrian Hound and later renamed Bosnian Broken-Haired Hound, called Barak. The standard gives Bosnia as its origin.
[1]A robust, vocal scent hound
The Barak is described as a persistent, effective scent hound with a resonant voice. Its body is about 10 percent longer than its height, and the standard calls for a robust build with a strong, broad chest.
[1]Shaggy coat, brows and beard
Long, shaggy hair, pronounced bushy eyebrows and a moustache and beard are defining features. The standard describes a reddish-yellow or earthy-grey ground color with white markings on the lower parts.
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