Basset Hound

　　The Basset Hound (Basset Hound), also known as the French Short-Legged Hound, originates from France. The Basset Hound is an ancient and noble hunting breed. It descends from French bloodlines and developed further in England centuries later. Initially in France and Belgium, the Basset Hound was mainly used to track rabbits, hares, deer, and any prey that could be tracked by scent.
　　Chinese scientific name: Basset Hound
　　English name: Basset Hound
　　Alias: French Short-Legged Hound
　　Height: About 33 centimeters
　　Weight: Around 20 kilograms
　　Lifespan: Approximately 12 years
Place of origin: France
　　Temperament: Gentle and obedient; although slow in movement, it is very intelligent.
Usage: Originally skilled at hunting rabbits, foxes, quails, and various wild animals, in the 21st century it is mostly renowned worldwide as a companion dog.
　　Coat and color: The coat feels very coarse, dense, and smooth short hair. Coat colors include black, brown, and white edges or two-tone patterns.