Energy
100%Harrier
Friendly, Outgoing, People-Oriented
Somewhat resembling a Beagle with a gym membership, Harriers are larger, more powerful hounds than their diminutive cousinโbut smaller than the English Foxhound, a breed used in their development. Standing between 19 and 21 inches at the shoulder, Harriers have the timeless lookโฆ
Traits
Harrier Characteristics
Shedding
40%Trainability
80%Grooming
40%Friendliness
80%Coat Type
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Care basics
Harrier Care Tips
Requires 90+ minutes vigorous exercise daily โ fetch, agility, or long hikes.
Owner fit
Who the Harrier Suits
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Best suited to owners with some dog experience โ difficulty rated 6/10.
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Urban-friendly: adapts well to apartment or townhouse living when daily exercise is consistent.
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A friendly temperament can make this breed a reliable companion for the right household.
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Working heritage means structured activity matters โ under-stimulation can lead to problem behaviors.
Before you choose
Make an Informed Harrier Decision
Related guides
All Harrier Guides
Puppy price, annual costs, food estimate, and lifetime ownership planning.
Classification
FCI Classification
Editorial guides
Helpful Reads for Harrier Owners
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