Popular for their long droopy faces and long bodies, they are also popular for their submissive and non-aggressive nature...

Basset hounds are unique dog with big head and elongated body They don’t look energetic and agile due to their lazy nature except in the condition when they are chasing the scents...

The sad eyes and the long ears endear a Basset puppy to people everywhere Used primarily to hunt rabbits his low to the ground body along with the hound nose and ears make for a good dog for those without a lot of room...

Although we are unable to identify the exact time period in history when the Bassett Hound was created, some historians have noted that the first mention of this type of dog was found during 16th-century text that made mention to “short-legged dogs used for badger hunting...

The name, Basset Hound, derives from the word “bas”, which means low in French Many believe this dog is a genetic dwarf and were actually born from other litters of French hounds...

Basset Hounds are among the most companionable and lovable dogs on the planet Here are ten characteristics of the breed you need to know before bringing a Basset into your life...

The Basset Hounds we all know and love today have bloodlines that descend from England in the middle-to-late 19th century...