Beagles are hounds and good hunters, but they also have a soft side. They're loved for their gentle nature.
Beagle
Short and stocky bodies make Basset Hound ears look longer. Their ears flop widely past their shoulders, framing their long, narrow snouts.
Basset Hound
Weimaraners, also dubbed "Gray Ghosts," are blue-eyed dogs. Their dignity has made them royal favourites as hunting companions.
Weimaraner
English and American Cocker Spaniels have long ears, while the American breed's are longer. Once coveted for bird hunting, Cocker Spaniels now appear at dog shows.
Cocker Spaniel
The Papillon's ears aren't long, but their hair gives them a long-eared appearance. Their name means "butterfly" in French.
Papillon
Dachshunds aren't typical "long-eared" dogs. Because of their small heads, the ears dwarf other head features. Doxies have long ears.
Dachshund
The Saluki is a preferred breed since it's quiet and gentle. Long, velvety ears give the hound-type Saluki charm and grace.
Saluki
Though their professional past makes them strong-willed and naughty, they calm down if kept as pets. They're smart and methodical, except while herding.
English Setter
Irish Setters are like English and Gordon Setters, but less forceful. They can be stubborn, but are typically amiable dogs that learn rapidly.