Ibizan Hound Dog

Origin

The Hound of Ibiza (also known as the Ibizan Hound, Ibiza and Ca Eivessenc Warren Hound) is native to the Balearic Islands, particularly the island of Ibiza, located off the coast of Spain. There is some confusion as to how the breed originated. Many authorities claim him as an ancient race, and even Egyptian artifacts dating to about 6000 years represent the dogs of similar type. However, recent research by Dr. Elaine Ostrander (Washington University) using DNA evidence suggests that the dog Ibiza is newer and its similarity to the old dog is a convergence of culture for the function or a deliberate attempt to return to create the old dogs. Whatever the history of Ibiza has been designed as a hunter of small game, especially rabbits, and has all the refined sense of a murderer efficient: acute vision, acute hearing and a highly developed sense of smell. The hunt singly or in packets may be level, period, has the ability to leap high into the air when running at full speed towards the point of view of his career and will find the game in hand, so is a versatile hunting companion and useful. Often described as the deer-like grace and elegance is one of the rarest breeds of dogs, but gradually gaining ground as much as a pet and show dog.

Character

The nature loving and caring dog Ibiza makes it a family companion very nice. He is very devoted to his owners and the delight of their business. This need for human contact, plus the fact that he is physically unable to cope with cold, which means that it is totally inadequate to life outside in a kennel. Like a dog of the house is quiet and clean and should be treated as a valued member of the family and are included in as many activities as possible. He is good with children and join all the games with enthusiasm. While his love and loyalty to his people has no limits, can be reserved with strangers and protective of their home. This distrust should not take the form of overt aggression, but an alert to the difference until you are sure that there is a potential threat that the intruder “, and then more likely to ignore them as fierce and attention to grow . It is a very sensitive dog needs a quiet and smooth as he will return and are overwhelmed by the tensions and arguments of the family. voices, angry, especially if the become the most abject misery. With other dogs, so generally peaceful and accept cats if raised with them. However, he is a born fighter so caution is necessary with all small pets and wildlife. His extraordinary ability to leap great heights without a fixed point (which could be clear 1.5 m / 5 feet from a standstill) allows garden fencing higher than the average essential to its security. For families or individuals who can provide exercise, training and companionship of the dog Ibiza is an excellent choice.

Exercise

As with most dogs Ibiza requires a considerable amount of exercise. Two long, intense, daily walks are the minimum necessary to keep fit and to provide mental stimulation. Lead exercise is not recommended, unless it can be done in a secure area that is their nature to hunt everything that goes with it. After hunting down all attempts to recover as soon disappear as it is and there is no chance of getting once it reaches a speed exceeding a maximum speed of 48 kmh (30 mph). The study attract sport to satisfy their desire to run and hunt and, being a very athletic dog that can do well in agility.

Education

Obedience training, the basics of what is essential for any breed, you should start with the earliest age. Not only training after a well-behaved dog is a pleasure to live with and acceptable to society, but also to the island of Ibiza with the ability to use your brain and strengthen the bond between dog and owner. Intelligent and sensitive to those he loves and respects, he is a student and a willing partner fast. All training should use positive reinforcement with prizes of treats and praise for good work. harsh physical punishment and verbal crush his soul sensitive and can break their spirit completely – leaving a dog who is afraid of doing something for fear of being wrong or coweringly obeyed for fear of reprisals. Socialization is the process of introducing the puppy to other dogs and animals, different people, and new points of view, sounds and situations that must be completed at an early age. socialization and proper training will produce a trusted adult dog ready to take its place in the world with confidence.