Finnish Hound (detailed introduction)

　　The Finnish Hound is very friendly to people, generally quiet, and not aggressive. It is usually not recommended to keep them in an apartment because the dog prefers living in the wild with spacious areas for activity. It is a nimble and energetic hunting dog.
　　The Finnish Hound is a large, gentle dog that becomes very lively when playful and is easy to get along with children. During Scandinavian summers, the dog is willing to sleep outdoors. Although its dense coat does not effectively resist natural conditions, the dog can still survive. Due to its quiet temperament, it can be a relatively good guard dog. When a male of this breed meets another male, it easily becomes excited. Agile, independent, energetic, gentle, and calm, it needs strict training from a young age.
　　Lively and friendly, active and enthusiastic, loyal; brave, but cautious. Shyness or any unprovoked aggression are considered faults.