1. The Basset Dog’s personality is suitable for being raised in an apartment. It is a loyal family member, so it is easy to mingle and get along well with any member of the family.

2. Basset is docile, smart, intelligent and loyal, and has a keen sense of smell. It is second only to the bloodhound and is the best among dogs. Basset is often compared to the role of a clown simply because of its appearance and expression. In fact, Basset is a very sensitive, intelligent, and very loyal family member. Basset has a gentle personality, loves to play with children, and gets along easily with other paparazzi.

Disadvantages of the Basset Dog:

1. Basset has a strong body odor, its screams are too penetrating, and there is saliva.

2. It requires a lot of space and time to exercise and maintain physical and mental health, so it is not suitable for city life.

3. Comb the coat regularly and clean the ears (in fact, if the owner is careful, these are not considered shortcomings).

4. Sometimes they will make some very low and dissatisfied roars, especially when left alone at home.

5. Its velvet-like ear straps fall off and block the circulation of air. Regular testing and care are required, otherwise it may cause ear inflammation.