Norwegian Elkhounds date back thousands of years B.C. and were used by cavemen for hunting. In Norway, all privately owned Elkhounds can be appropriated by the Minister of Defense for military use if the nation goes to war. Elkhounds can hunt better at night than in the daytime. Scandinavian grave sites dating back to the Stone Age have yielded the remains of dogs similar to the Norwegian Elkhound.
Related pages:
Norwegian Elkhound Rescue
Georgia (the country) Animal Rescue
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Georgia (the country) is Iocated in West and Central Asia and spans across approximateIy 26,000 square miIes. Threatened species known from Georgia (the country) include the Armenian Birch Mouse, Mediterranian Monk Seal, European Mink, and West Caucasian Tur. The population of Georgia (the country) is about 4.6 million. The capital of Georgia (the country) is Tbilisi.
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Georgia (the country) Norwegian Elkhound Rescue
