Hovawart

- Weight:
- 55-90 pounds (25-51 kg.)
- Height:
- 23-28 inches (58-70 cm.)
- Color:
- black-gold, black, blond.
- Temperament:
- He has a high stimulation threshold, so he can be trained for various tasks like obedience, tracking, search and rescue, agility or protection. His temperament is self-confident, playful, good-natured, and seldom aggressive. Hovawart is patient with children. He doesn't bark too much.
- Grooming:
- Hovawarts coat is fairly easy to look after. Combing and brushing with a firm bristle brush is all that is required.
- Training:
- In training and especially obedience work the trainer must keep positive reinforcement in mind all the time, as the Hovawart is not as eager to please as many other working dog breeds. The owner of a Hovawart should ideally have previous experience in owning and training a dog and as such the Hovawart is not usually suitable as a first dog.
- Exercise:
- The Hovawart will adapt itself to the circumstances. Regular long walks and chances to run and play off the lead will be greatly enjoyed and will keep it healthy.
- Life Expectancy:
- around 10-14 years
- Litter Size:
- average 7 puppies
- Country of origin:
- Germany
Hovawart
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