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The warren hounds are a group of Mediterranean rabbit-hunting dog breeds. In Spanish, this type of breed is called podenco, in Catalan coniller, and in Portuguese podengo.
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Most warren hounds have erect ears, a smooth (or in some cases, wire) coat, a slender body, and a whip-like tail. But the Cretan hound has usually rose-ears and a curly or curved tail, while the Barrocal Algarvio is long-haired, and the Podenco Paternero and some Campaneros have a robust, almost mastiff-like body.
Unlike hounds or sighthounds which rely on just one sense, warren hounds tend to work with three senses: smell, sight and hearing.
Warren Hound breeds include:
- Barrocal Algarvio[1][2] (cão do barrocal algarvio),[3] CPC: Initial Registration[4]
- Ca Coniller de Menorca (ca de conills, in Spanish can de conejos de Menorca)[5][6]
- Large (grande)
- Medium (mediano)
- Small (pequeño)
- Smooth-haired (corto)
- Rough-haired (áspero)
- Charnaigre[7][8][9] (charnigou, charnego, in French charnigue, charnègre)[10] (extinct)
- Cirneco dell'Etna, FCI/AKC
- Cirneco di Bagheria (cirneco della sicilia occidentale)[11]
- Cirneco di Lampedusa (probably extinct)[12]
- Cretan Hound (Κρητικός Λαγωνικός[13] [kritikos lagonikos]),[14] KOE/VDH
- Ibizan Hound (ca eivissenc, in Spanish podenco ibicenco), FCI/AKC
- Rough-haired (duro)
- Smooth-haired (liso)
- Long-haired (largo) - included to the rough-haired in the FCI standard, described separately in the RSCE standard
- Maneto,[15] RSCE
- Pharaoh Hound (kelb-tal fenek, literally a "rabbit dog"), FCI/AKC
- Podenco Andaluz,[16][17] RSCE
- Large (grande)
- Medium (mediana)
- Small (chica)
- Smooth-haired (Corto-type)
- Wire-haired (Cerdeño-type)
- Long-haired (Sedeño-type)[16]
- Podenco Canario, FCI
- Podenco Enano del Hierro[18][19]
- Podenco Orito[20][21][22] (podenco orito español),[23][24][25] RSCE: Grupos Étnicos[26]
- Podenco Palmero (podenco canario de la laurisilva, podenco del monte de la laurisilva)[27][28]
- Podenco Paternero (podenco paternino de huelva,[29] podenco de paterna[30])
- Podengo Crioulo[31][32] (aracambé, in Portuguese podengo brasileiro, pé duro), Sociedade Brasileira de Cinofilia[33]
- Large (grande) (not officially accepted by the SOBRACI breed standard)[33]
- Medium (médio)
- Small (pequeno, miniatura, terrier de minas)
- Smooth-haired (curto)
- Rough-haired (duro)
- Long-haired (longo)
- Podengo Galego[34][35] (coalleiro galego, in Spanish podenco gallego), Xunta de Galicia[34]
- Portuguese Warren Hound[37] (podengo português), FCI/AKC
- Large (grande)
- Medium (médio)
- Small (pequeno)
- Smooth-haired (liso, curto)
- Wire-haired (cerdoso, longo)
- Xarnego Valencià[38] (in Spanish podenco valenciano),[39][40] RSCE
- Short-haired (pelo liso)
- Wire-haired (pelo duro)
- Long-haired (pelo sedeño)
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