22 – 25 kg
Q. Are Norwegian Elkhounds good for first time owners?
This good-natured companion was developed as an independent-thinking dog. Consistent, positive training methods from an owner who doesn’t give an inch is necessary—they may not be an ideal match for a first-time dog owner. Norwegian Elkhounds are also known as Norsk Elghund, Norwegian Moose Dog, and Elkhound.
Q. Are Norwegian Elkhounds good pets?
That said, Norwegian Elkhounds are affectionate dogs who make devoted, wonderful family members. They’re excellent with children and are terrific watch dogs, treating strangers with natural suspicion. They thrive on attention, and it’s hard to find a more loyal companion.
Q. Are Norwegian Elkhounds hypoallergenic?
No
Q. Are Norwegian Elkhounds playful?
Despite their ferocity in hunting, elkhounds are loyal dogs that form close ties to their owners. They also make good domestic dogs as they can be playful, independent and intelligent dogs. The Norwegian Elkhounds are playful dogs that can do well in the home and out in the forest.
Q. What are Norwegian Elkhounds used for?
Norwegian Elkhounds are bred for hunting large game, such as wolf, bear and moose. Although the breed is strong and hardy, the dogs typically have an inseparable bond with their masters and are quite loyal.
Q. Can Norwegian Elkhounds handle cold weather?
Environmental requirements: Given its origins, the Norwegian Elkhound has excellent tolerance for cold, even arctic temperatures. On the other hand, the Norwegian Elkhound has very low tolerance for heat. As hunting dogs, Norwegian Elkhounds may track and follow game so good, strong fencing is required.
Q. What colors are Norwegian Elkhounds?
Grey
Q. Where do Norwegian Elkhounds come from?
Norway
Q. Are Norwegian Elkhounds closely related to wolves?
The Norwegian Elkhound evolved, at least partially, from ancestral grey wolf subspecies now found in south central Europe and western Russia and may very well be one of the most ancient of all dog breeds.In Medieval times it was known as a dyrehund, meaning “animal-dog” in Norwegian, and was highly prized as a hunting …
Q. How often do Norwegian Elkhounds go into heat?
Most female dogs “go into heat” (estrus) about every 6 or 7 months beginning sometime before their first year of age.
Q. What should I feed my Norwegian Elkhound?
High-quality dry dogfood ensures a well-balanced diet to grown norwegian elkhounds and may be mixed with canned food, broth, or water. Your norwegian elkhound may enjoy cooked eggs, cottage cheese, and fruits and vegetables, but these foods should be less than 10 pct of her daily food allowance.
