The Polish Hound, known as 'Ogar Polski', is a skilled scent hound with a robust and muscular build. It has a distinctive two-tone coat of black and tan, with droopy ears and a soulful expression. Known for its keen sense of smell and stamina, this breed excels in tracking and hunting.

The Polish Hound, also known as Gończy Polski, is native to Poland in Central Europe.

The Polish Hound is typically found in temperate forested areas of Poland. These regions have a moderate climate with cold winters and warm summers. The vegetation primarily consists of mixed forests, including deciduous and coniferous trees.

The Polish Hound has been traditionally used for hunting, particularly in dense forests. It thrives in environments where it can utilize its keen sense of smell and endurance to track game such as deer and wild boar. This breed is well-adapted to rugged terrain and varying weather conditions, making it an excellent hunting companion in its native habitats.