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The Otterhound is a large-sized dog breed that was developed in England to hunt—surprise, surprise, otters! These dogs weigh between 65-120 pounds as adults, and have a shaggy, warm double coat that is typically a mix of black, grey and white. The Otterhound is a rare breed known for its stamina and excellent sense of smell. As natural hunters, Otterhounds need daily exercise and regular outdoor play. A bit shy around strangers, these dogs are affectionate with family and friends.
Temperament
Vocal, outgoing, determined, active
Breed Fast Facts
65 - 110 lbs
Large
High
High
Medium
10 to 12 years
Arizona is a true dog lover’s state, with over 600 pet-friendly businesses and 900 pet-friendly hotels. It’s a great place to visit or live in with your dog, especially if the two of you like spending time outdoors. There are hundreds of trails throughout Arizona that welcome dogs—and cats!—for hiking and biking adventures. Resorts and mountain cabins in this state also frequently welcome pets! As for those of you who also enjoy a bit of urban adventuring and pampering, Arizona boasts many cafés, spas, parks, and even breweries where you and your canine family members can spend an afternoon.
The most common dog names in Phoenix, Arizona are Bella, Max, Buddy and Daisy.
Arizona doesn’t have an official state dog, but unofficially, some say it’s the Chihuahua.
Scottsdale, Arizona, was ranked the third-best American city for dogs. Glendale is the tenth.
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