Norwegian Elkhound - Wikipedia Norwegian Elkhounds are bred for hunting large game, such as wolf, bear and elk Although the breed is strong and hardy, the dogs typically have an inseparable bond with their masters and are quite loyal All Elkhounds have a sharp loud bark which makes them suitable as watchdogs
Norwegian Elkhound Dog Breed: Info, Pictures, Traits Care Despite being called a hound, the Norwegian Elkhound is in fact a spitz-type dog related to the Siberian Husky and Pomeranian Like those breeds descended from ancient sled dogs, the Elkhound
Norwegian Elkhound Dog Breed Information Characteristics With a striking wolf-like appearance, the Norwegian Elkhound is a medium to large-size dog breed known for their bold spirit and courage Originally bred for hunting, tracking, and herding, these
About Elkhounds – NEAA An Elkhound is an independent hunter, free of direct command of his master, to silently trail moose and hold the game until the hunter can approach He holds the game at bay by barking and being an annoyance rather than a threat
Norwegian Elkhound Dog Breed Information and Pictures Like other Arctic dogs, the Norwegian Elkhound has a mind of its own and is fairly independent, however it is affectionate with its family They have an outstanding character, and are relatively clean compared to some other breeds
Norwegian Elkhound Breed Profile: Things to Know Before Adopting The breed is part of the Spitz family, which also includes breeds like the Siberian Husky and Alaskan Malamute The Elkhound is among Europe’s oldest dogs and has been bred for specific traits like hunting and guarding rather than wolf-life characteristics
All About Norwegian Elkhounds - WebMD Discover what makes the Norwegian elkhound unique Learn about the personality, history, and lifespan of this dog breed