| The sport of hunting rabbits on horseback
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| | privately held lands.The Harrier makes a
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| with packs of hounds is well documented.
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| | friendly and gentle house dog. He is
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| Historians have recorded that packs of
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| | usually a quiet sort in the house, not
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| hounds were used to hunt hare and rabbit
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| | creating much of a disturbance but
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| and fox as early as the 13th century in
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| | preferring to lie around and bask in the
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| England. In 400 B.C. the Greek historian
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| | warmth of human companionship. Of course
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| Xenophon described packs of hounds being
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| | like all hounds he needs plenty of
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| used for hunting rabbits. it is believed
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| | exercise, this is one of the breeds that
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| that the word "Harrier" comes from the
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| | does put on weight quickly if not kept
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| Norman word for "hound" and that the
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| | fit and trim. There is little to be done
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| origin of the Harrier hound may have
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| | in the way of grooming, currying once a
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| travelled to England with the Normans.
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| | week with a rubber currycomb works well
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| In seventeenth century England, the sport
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| | to clean out dead hairs and dirt. Also
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| of running packs of hounds of fifty or
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| | he will need a fenced area if not kept on
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| more after the rabbit or fox while the
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| | a leash when outdoors, for he will be
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| hunters followed on horseback was enjoyed
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| | inclined to roam. The Harrier is a
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| by the wealthy upper class. The Harrier
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| | "baying hound" and will give voice when
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| was the breed more commonly used by the
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| | it gets "on the scent" of the prey. Like
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| lower classes. In actuality there is not
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| | most of the hounds, this is a deep a
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| a lot of difference between the two
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| | melodious voice that will carry quite a
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| breeds in outward appearance. The
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| | distance so if it is going to be left
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| Harrier is a dog a that is taller than
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| | alone in a neighborhood it can raise
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| the Beagle and shorter and blockier in
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| | quite a noise when lonely! If kept
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| appearance than its taller "cousin" the
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| | penned it is necessary that this dog have
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| Foxhound. The specified height for the
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| | a kennel mate. It is far happier in a
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| Harrier is 19-20 inches at the withers
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| | home as it loves people.The Harrier has
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| with females being slightly
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| | the typical hound outline, straight of
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| shorter.Hunting with packs of Harriers or
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| | leg in the front, with a thick and well
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| Foxhounds has always been an extremely
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| | muscled chest and neck, with the typical
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| popular sport in England but in today's
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| | dropped ears of the hound and a gentle
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| modern society, what with the legal
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| | expression in its dark eyes. The Harrier
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| restrictions on this type of hunting and
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| | may be of any hound color and the coat
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| the lack of large open spaces in which to
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| | should be "hard", dense and glossy. As a
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| run the horses and the dogs it is seldom
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| | general rule the Harrier has very few
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| seen outside of exclusive game farms or
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| | health problems.
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