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First bred in Medieval times, the Harrier is a medium-sized pack hound that has an outgoing and bubbly personality. They are larger than their cousins the Beagle and smaller than the English Foxhound. They are powerful and tireless dogs that have short coats, velvety ears, and sunny dispositions. Their gait is smooth and efficient. Despite having been in America since Colonial times, the Harrier is not as popular as other hound breeds.
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