Croatian Shepherd Dog
A Croatian herding breed associated with eastern Slavonia, with a modern organised breeding record and a dense black coat that combines wavy or curly body hair with shorter facial hair.
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Hovawart
A German working breed whose name recalls a farm or estate guardian, the Hovawart was developed anew from 1922 and is recognised by a long, slightly wavy coat and versatile working history.
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Dutch Smoushond
A yellow rough-coated Dutch companion with stable-dog roots, the Hollandse Smoushond has a history of nineteenth-century popularity followed by twentieth-century reconstruction.
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Dutch Shepherd Dog
The Hollandse Herdershond developed as a versatile Dutch farm and flock dog, later finding other working roles while retaining three coat varieties and a distinctive brindled appearance.
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Hokkaido
A Japanese hunting breed associated with Hokkaido and Ainu communities, recognised for a sturdy outline, dense double coat and a modern name linked to its northern home.
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Hellenic Hound
The Hellinikos Ichnilatis is a Greek black-and-tan scent hound whose documented standard emphasises stamina, a resonant voice and work across lowland and rugged mountain terrain.
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Harrier
An English scent hound associated with hare hunting, the Harrier sits between Beagle and Foxhound in familiar outline while retaining its own breed identity and history.
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Hanoverian Scent Hound
The Hannoverscher Schweisshund is a German specialist tracking hound shaped by Hanover's hunting establishment, with a short deer-red coat and a history of deliberate working selection.
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Hamilton Hound
The Hamiltonstovare is a Swedish tricolour scent hound named for Count Adolf Patrik Hamilton, with a nineteenth-century breeding story and a close, practical coat.
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Halden Hound
The Haldenstover is a Norwegian scent hound linked to the Halden district, with a nineteenth-century breeding history, a close tricolour double coat and a strong interest in scent work.
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Greenland Dog
An Arctic sled-dog breed shaped by Greenland's working traditions, with a dense double coat, curled bushy tail and a history centred on strength, endurance and cooperation in harness.
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Greater Swiss Mountain Dog
A large Swiss farm-dog breed with a short tricolour double coat, recognised separately in the early twentieth century after renewed interest in older droving and draught dogs.
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Large Munsterlander
A German longhaired pointing dog whose black-and-white identity was organised through twentieth-century breeding clubs, combining feathered coat, purposeful work and a close connection to the handler.
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Griffon Nivernais
A shaggy French scent hound rooted in the Nivernais region, with a history of preservation and rebuilding, dark-tipped coarse hair and a determined approach to scent.
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Fawn Brittany Griffon
The Griffon Fauve de Bretagne is a French scent hound with a harsh fawn coat and a Brittany hunting history preserved through changing working demands and twentieth-century club efforts.
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Griffon Bruxellois
The red rough-coated Brussels Griffon is a small Belgian companion whose furnished face and carriage-stable history connect it to the Griffon Belge and Petit Brabancon.
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Blue Gascony Griffon
A rough-coated French scent hound with Gascon and Pyrenean connections, distinguished by a slate-blue mottled effect, facial furnishings and a keen working voice.
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Griffon Belge
A small Belgian companion with a rough coat and expressive furnished face, the Griffon Belge shares Brussels stable-dog roots with two closely related FCI breeds.
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Wirehaired Pointing Griffon
The Korthals griffon is a French-recorded pointing breed shaped by nineteenth-century selection, with coarse body hair, a dense undercoat and a conspicuous beard.
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Greyhound
A British-developed sighthound with a long, lean outline, a fine close coat and a history that connects coursing traditions with later racing and companion life.
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Grand Griffon Vendeen
A large, rough-coated French scent hound from Vendee, shaped by regional hunting traditions and recognised for a strong voice, coarse jacket and purposeful movement.
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Smaland Hound
The Smalandsstovare is a sturdy Swedish scenthound developed in Smaland, with a harsh double coat and naturally varying tail lengths.
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Grand Bleu de Gascogne
A large French pack hound associated with Gascony, recognised by a slate-blue coat effect, long ears and a deep, carrying voice.
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Grand Basset Griffon Vendeen
A rough-coated French scenthound developed from larger Vendeen hounds, with a long body, purposeful legs and a lively hunting voice.
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