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A cheerful, high-stamina pack hound built for the chase
The Harrier is a lively British pack hound, a little smaller than a Foxhound and originally bred to hunt hare. Sociable, sturdy and cheerful, it needs lots of exercise, secure fencing and company to stay happy.
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This breed needs about 120 minutes of activity a day. Around 7 sitter-led sessions a week keeps that routine going when work or travel gets in the way.
120
Minutes of activity a day
7
Suggested sessions a week
Dog walking
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Around two hours a day of brisk activity, including chances to run safely. It suits owners who enjoy long walks, running or riding out.
Yes, it is sociable and friendly with children and other dogs. Its exuberance means supervision around very small children is wise.
Not for long. As a pack hound it dislikes isolation and may howl or become destructive when bored or lonely.
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