The Begie Griffin Fantin is an olfactory hound bred to capture small game in the rugged and difficult Fanfandin area. In order to function effectively, it needs to have some special characteristics. Bold and lively, he is compact, sturdy, and full of energy. His appearance is alert, lively, and loud. Most distinctively, this daring hound has a rough, unadorned profile; proudly holds his head high, showing a commanding brow, mustache and beard; when alert or ready, his stocky, tapered His tail was held up like a saber. An important feature of this variety is its concise, casual, and messy appearance , without exaggeration, all parts are well coordinated.

Historical Origins

The Griffin Vend family can be traced back to 16th century France, and it is the only surviving family of four rough-haired dogs today. . The Basset Griffin Vend in this family did not grow rapidly in numbers until the 19th century and became very popular in France. At first there was only one Bassett Griffin Vend It was between the size of the Bassett Griffin Vend today. It was about the same height as the Basset Griffin Vend, but had a long head and body, and the front legs were bent. . It looks like a basset hound, but without the fat and skin folds. After continuous improvement and breeding, Christian de Elva developed a type with a taller body and straight front legs, which became the ancestor of the Great Basset Griffin Vend. The Bassett Griffin Vendée was not classified until the late 20th century.

Their characteristic good temper makes them popular, happy, Friendly, outgoing, independent, with a wide range of interests. Always happy and without any aggression. Earned a nickname early on: The Happy Family. As hunting dogs, they are strong, agile, suitable for day hunting, and love to bark and have a wonderful bark.