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Norwegian Elkhound
Norwegian Black Elkhound
Vorsteh (Deutsch Drahthaar)
English Setter
Dunker
Drever
Bavarian Mountain Hound
Hanoverian Scenthound
Labrador Retriever
Gordon Setter
Hamilton Hound
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Gundogs

Gundog breeds used in Scandinavian shooting.

Norwegian Elkhound

Norwegian Elkhound grey and black. Loose dog hunting for moose. Norway's most popular hunting dog.

Norwegian Black Elkhound

A compact and courageous loose-hunting dog for moose hunting. Darker, quicker, and often more handler-oriented than the gray elkhound.

Bavarian Mountain Hound

Tracking specialist and scenthound. Light and agile, bred for tracking wounded game.

Drever

Swedish driving hound. Used for roe deer and hare. Low and compact build.

Dunker

Norwegian hare hound. Driven hare hunting with characteristic barking.

English Setter

Classic pointing bird dog. Popular in Norway, especially for ptarmigan hunting in the mountains.

Gordon Setter

Pointing bird dog of Scottish origin. Black and tan, more powerful than the English Setter.

Hamilton Hound

Swedish driving hound. Used for hare and fox. Fast and enduring.

Hanoverian Scenthound

Heavier scenthound for tracking big game. Strong and enduring tracking dog.

Labrador Retriever

Retrieving hunting dog. Versatile, used for bird hunting, tracking, and as a family dog.

Vorsteh (Deutsch Drahthaar)

Pointing bird dog of German origin. Versatile hunting dog for both birds and other game.

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