Chien Français Tricolore

The Chien Français Tricolore is a large, elegant, and powerful French scenthound with a distinctive tricolor coat. Bred for speed and endurance while pack hunting large game, particularly deer, this breed is work-focused, intelligent, energetic, loyal, athletic, and alert. Its short coat is tricolored, and it belongs to the Hound group. Recognition status varies by registry. Estimated adult weight ranges from 28 to 35 kg for both sexes, and estimated adult height ranges from 62 to 72 cm. The estimated lifespan is 10 to 12 years. Note that these measurements are modelled estimates, not verified exact figures.

The Chien Français Tricolore was created in the mid-20th century by Henri de Falandre by crossing the Poitevin and the Gascon-Saintongeois. Its development was aimed at large game hunting, particularly deer. The breed originated in France and is officially recognized by the FCI in 1957, though recognition status varies by other registries. The exact historical details beyond these facts are not available, and the timeline of its creation is based on the supplied source.