Glechon | The Glechon is a new breed on the scene, but one that is combined

As an intelligent and fun-loving dog, they are well suited for both families and individuals seeking that perfect companion. Don’t underestimate this dog, however, because they are also known to be great trackers as a result of their impressive sense of smell.
Though neither of the breeds that combine to create the Glechon has a particularly detailed history, it seems that the beagle and Bichon Frise both originated in the Western European region of the world. The beagle is thought to have descended from pack hounds that predated the Roman era and the Bichon Frise was rediscovered by Italian sailors in the 1300s sometime after the Spanish had a documented history with the breed. The beagle’s hunting background translates well into the Glechon’s tracking abilities while the Bichon Frise lays claim to more of the physical appearance of this hybrid. This non-sporting dog is a wonderful pet and has a rich, while sometimes unclear, lineage that makes it quite a well-rounded dog.
Glechons have a few common health issues. The most common is hip dysplasia, which affects the ball and socket joint in Glechons’ hips and can severely affect the animals’ movement and range of motion later in life. Legg-Calve-Perthes disease causes a dog to limp on the affected leg until weight can no longer be placed on the leg at all. In some instances, pain and lameness occur suddenly though this condition typically sees a limp beginning gradually.

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