More than four hundred years ago, hunting dogs were brought from the United Kingdom to the United States. Their direct relative was the English Foxhound. It is believed that Robert Brooke brought dogs in 1650. These animals have lived on the Brooks estate for more than three centuries.
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Due to the very wayward, with some stubbornness, nature of the Foxhound, the training process should be entrusted to an experienced specialist who is well acquainted with this breed. Only in this case you will receive an obedient and faithful friend.