STRELLUFSTOVER
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In the mid-1920s, Frandsen had set the type I wanted, and hunters across Denmark using the Danish Dachsbracke new. In 1929, fans formed Dansk Stovarklub, which still supports the race, formerly known Strelluf Frandsen after the cage. FCI recognizes the new dog in 1937, seven years before the death of his benefactor.
Later, the Danish Dachsbracke moved to Sweden, where these dogs contributed to the composition of the Drève. In 1960, the Scandinavian dog agreed that Drève Strellufstover and were so close as to be essentially the same race. Now it appears as a race with a standard, but its advocates still prefer to call it in Denmark Strelluf. He is following a slow and steady (500) in their home, compared with 11,000 in Sweden Drevers!
The Strellufstover used for fox, deer and hare. Work slowly on large farms, and the baying constantly driving the game to the hunters.
This dog is attentive, quiet, never nervous or aggressive. His bold white markings must be visible from both sides and the front and rear.

