Do Finnish foxhounds bite?

The Finnish Foxhound bites people? The Finnish Foxhound is more docile and generally does not bite people. The Finnish Foxhound is more loyal to its owner and will generally only attack people when the owner is in danger, as an instinctive reaction. The Finnish Foxhound is usually not aggressive, but an untrained Finnish Foxhound that is not corrected for biting behavior from a young age will grow up to bite. When raising a Finnish Foxhound, if you find it biting, reprimand it on the spot and correct it promptly to avoid biting strangers outside.