Austrian glattharige Bracke Hound counts as a true descendant of the "Keltenb racke" Celtic Hound. As with all breeds of older origin, there is no definite authentic history for the Brandlbracke until the middle of the 19th century. The reason for this is that until that date nocontrolled breeding took place. GENERAL APPEARANCE Medium size. Strong, long cast, supple body. BEHAVIOUR / TEMPERAMENT : Sensitive nose; giving tongue, above all, for hare; tracking firmly and willingly with agreeable temperament.
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HEAD FACIAL REGION : Nose : Leather black. Muzzle : Strong. Straight nasal bridge. Lips : Well developed, close fitting, pigmented throughout. Jaws/Teeth : Strong scissor bite. A complete set with 42 teeth is sought after; the absence of totally two PM1 or PM2 (premolar 1 or 2) is tolerated; the M3 (molar 3) are not taken into account. Eye : Clear, dark brown, not showing any red in corner of eye. Leathers : Of medium length, not too broad, set on high, rounded at tips, hanging flatly. NECK : Medium length. Very strong. Dewlap not desired. BODY : Withers : Well defined. Back : Long.Loin : Slightly arched. Croup : Falling away in slight slope. Chest : Broad and deep.
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TAIL
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FAULTS
Skull too narrow. Broad muzzle. Leathers folded, too pointed, narrow, short. Tail too short, too thick. Tail carriage bent too far upwards, lack of coarse hair on underside. Weak limbs. Shy temperament. DISQUALIFYING FAULTS : Under or overshot mouth; more than two missing premolars 1 or 2. Any other colour than that stated. Lack of well defined fawn markings above eyes (Vieräugl).
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Faults Note * Male animals should have two apparently normal testicles fully descended into the scrotum.
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