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Talbot

United Kingdom#344
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Key Takeaways

  • Large breed belonging to the Extinct group, known for typical breed characteristics.
  • High-energy breed best suited for active owners who can provide plenty of daily exercise and mental stimulation.
  • Easy to train and a good choice for first-time owners; responds well to positive reinforcement.
  • Moderate shedder; requires regular weekly brushing to keep the coat healthy.

Quick Facts

Group

Extinct

Size

Large

Life Span

10-12 years

Popularity

#344

Puppy Price

Unavailable

Energy Level

High

Shedding Level

Average

Trainability

Easy to Train

Common Names & Aliases

Talbot Hound
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⚖️Talbot Pros & Cons

Advantages

  • Grooming Requirements:Low grooming requirements, easy care

  • Training Difficulty:Highly trainable, great for first-time owners

  • Affection Level:Exceptionally devoted and affectionate

  • Child Compatibility:Exceptionally child-friendly, perfect family pet

  • Dog Friendly:Exceptionally social, thrives in multi-dog homes

Disadvantages

  • Allergy Friendliness:Not hypoallergenic, may trigger allergies

  • Energy Rating:Very high energy, needs constant activity

  • Activity Requirement / Exercise Need:Very high exercise demands, needs athletic owner

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Price and Availability

Price Range

Unavailable

Unfortunately the Talbot is an extinct dog breed, so there isn't any available price range or breeder in the world for purchasing this breed.

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Availability

1/5

Availability

Unavailable: This dog breed, unfortunately, is no longer available, it may even be extinct.

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History

The Talbot Hound was a medium-sized hunting dog, that can trace its origins back to the 11th century in Normandy, France. It is thought that William the Conqueror, the first Norman King of England, imported this breed to the British Islands in 1066.

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Recognition

Classifications

AKC Classification
Not recognized by the American Kennel Club.
FCI Classification
Not recognized by FCI.

This breed is recognized by the following organizations:

American Kennel Club
Fédération Cynologique Internationale
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Frequently Asked Questions

The Talbot requires minimal grooming, just basic brushing and occasional baths.

The Talbot sheds moderately and needs regular brushing to keep shedding under control.

highly trainable and eager to please, making the Talbot ideal for first-time dog owners who want a responsive companion.

The Talbot is exceptionally patient and protective with children of all ages.

The Talbot is exceptionally social with all dogs and thrives in multi-dog environments.

The Talbot is not hypoallergenic, so it may trigger reactions in sensitive individuals.

The Talbot is extremely energetic and needs constant activity throughout the day, ideal for very active owners who enjoy outdoor adventures.

The Talbot demands extensive daily exercise and thrives with athletic activities like running or hiking.

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