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PBGVs are extroverted, friendly, and independent hounds. Sometimes called the "happy
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breed," PBGVs have tirelessly wagging tails and expressive, intelligent eyes. PBGVs are
typically active and lively. While good with children, other dogs and pets, they may be
unsuitable for very young children because of their energy and tendency to play bite.
The PBGV standard states that the dog should "give voice freely" -- as is typical of
hounds, petits are outspoken dogs. If their 'pack' begins howling or singing, the dog will
join in, with amusing results. PBGVs may howl alone or with a companion; they may howl to
music, for fun, or in protest at being left alone. PBGV companions report that sleeping
dogs have been known to awaken and howl along with favorite songs.
The PBGV is not a quiet dog. While no PBGV would ever be called "yippy," their assertive,
hound-bray is uncharacteristically loud for their petite stature. The outspoken nature of a
PBGV varies from dog to dog, but even the shyest Petit will greet other dogs with a bark or
call.
Like other hounds, Petits are stubborn, and sometimes may not respond well to training.
Because they are so extroverted, friendly, and happy, PBGVs make excellent therapy dogs.
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| The Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen, or PBGV as the breed is usually called, is an ancient wirehaired basset breed of France that continues to gain popularity in the US and around the world. This beguiling hound is aptly called the “Happy Breed” due to his sunny disposition and his ever-wagging tail, sure to cheer up his owners even on their bluest days. Breeders prize the PBGV’s tousled appearance, robust construction and his lively bearing. He is not only a home companion with class and style, he is also an active weekend sports dog, a bold hunter, a naturally attractive show dog and a talented performance dog. Written by foundation PBGV breeder and well-known author Jeffrey G. Pepper, this book offers readers insight into the breed’s character and temperament. Not the breed for everyone, the PBGV is an independent spirit who uses his loud resonant voice as freely as a French revolutionary. This Special Limited Edition provides an excellent history of the breed’s development in France and its arrival to the US, as well as coverage of the breed standard, puppy selection and care. Fully detailed chapters also present advice on house-training and obedience training, solving puppy problems and home safety. A special chapter on preventive healthcare, written by Dr. Lowell Ackerman, discusses selecting a veterinarian, inoculations, infectious diseases, parasites and other vital topics every owner needs to know. |
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