Plainland Hounds are probably the most numerous of all Hounds. They easily adapt to all kinds of habitats and are prone to mutate quickly, if it means improving their chances of survival. Their quantity and the name “plains” are misleading to the idea that this group of Hounds is common. It is more likely though that the Grassland Hounds evolved out of the original line out of which all other subspecies have developed.

Of all Bloodhounds they are most prone to explore and open up to new perspectives and ideas. They show a large (and often interfering) interest in other species and their cultures.