The Hamiltonstovare, also known as the Hamilton Hound or Swedish Foxhound, is a handsome and well-balanced scent hound that originated in Sweden. Bred by Count Adolf Patrick Hamilton in the late 1800s, this breed was developed by crossing English Foxhounds, Harriers, and German hounds to create a skilled hunter capable of working independently. Hamiltonstovares are known for their strong, athletic build, tricoloured coats of black, tan, and white, and their noble, alert expression. They were bred to hunt alone rather than in packs, which has made them intelligent, independent, and confident dogs. Despite their working heritage, they are affectionate and loyal companions at home. These dogs form close bonds with their families and get along well with other dogs, though their strong prey drive means care should be taken around smaller pets. They are happiest in active homes where they can enjoy regular outdoor adventures, such as hiking or long walks. With proper training, socialisation, and attention, the Hamiltonstovare makes a loyal and energetic addition to any household.

The Hamiltonstovare, also known as the Hamilton Hound or Swedish Foxhound, is a handsome and well-balanced scent hound that originated in Sweden. Bred by Count Adolf Patrick Hamilton in the late 1800s...