- the rough-haired variation appeared somewhat later than the short-haired. Most likely this happened as a result of mixing with broad-bearded hound-like dogs, references to which can be found in the writers and historians of Ancient Greece and Rome - in particular, Xenophon (430-355 BC), Arrian (95-175 years . AD), Seneca (4 BC - 65 AD). Bearded hound dogs were found throughout Europe, but they were especially popular in Eastern and Central Europe.
- wire-haired bunhars are suitable for work in any climatic and weather conditions. Coarse coat perfectly protects these dogs from injuries and cuts while hunting in dense thickets. In winter, a thick, but short undercoat is characteristic.
- the shirt should not hide the main features of the dog, its excessive development is highly undesirable. A soft, thin, silky coat is also considered a disadvantage.

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