The English Foxhound was developed in Great Britain in the 13th century expressly for the purpose of trailing the red fox. Breeds which were used in this process include the St. Hubert/Bloodhound types, with crosses made to swifter, lighter hounds, which may have included the Greyhound.
Coat-The short, dense, hard coat is glossy.Color - Any good hound color is acceptable. These include: black, tan, and white, or any combination of these; and the various "pies," compounded of white and the various colors of the hare and badger (or yellow), and tan.

The English foxhound is not suitable for inexperienced dog owners, nor is it appropriate for city or apartment life.

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