Norwegian Elkhound Puppies for sale in Warrington, Warrington

1 Norwegian Elkhound Puppies for sale in Warrington, Warrington

The Norwegian Elkhound, also known as Norwegian Moose Dog, is a sturdy, solid-looking dog bred for moose hunting in Norway"s northern regions. They are pointed dogs with the same physical characteristics, namely pointed ears and densely curled tails. They are highly prized in their native Norway, not only for their endurance in the hunt, but also for their friendly and loyal nature, which makes them wonderful family dogs in a home environment.

Read our Norwegian Elkhound Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

1 week

Inuit Wolfdog

£1,200

Norwegian Elkhound & Northern Inuit Hybrid1 year1

Barney is 11 months old and loves being with people. He loves other dogs and enjoys walks and swimming. He is very curious with cats and will need plenty of socialisation with them. He is house traine

Louise M.

Newport, Telford and Wrekin(42.8mi)

FAQs

Are Norwegian Elkhounds good family dogs?

Norwegian Elkhounds can be good family dogs, particularly for families with older children or teenagers, as they are lively, affectionate, and loyal companions. However, due to their energetic play style, they may require supervision around small children.

Is the Norwegian Elkhound part wolf?

No, the Norwegian Elkhound is not part wolf; it is a distinct breed with a long history as a hunting and guardian dog in Norway, without direct wolf ancestry or significant wolf genetics.

What are common health problems for Norwegian Elkhounds?

Norwegian Elkhounds are generally healthy but may be prone to hip and elbow dysplasia and obesity if not properly exercised. Regular veterinary care and maintaining an active lifestyle help keep them in good health.

Do Norwegian Elkhounds bark a lot?

Yes, Norwegian Elkhounds are known to be vocal dogs who bark frequently to express enthusiasm, alertness, or disapproval. This makes them excellent watchdogs, though training may be needed to control excessive barking.