Hundshübel is a village in Erzgebirgskreis district of Saxony, forming a subdivision of the municipality of Stützengrün in the Ore Mountains.

The village was first mentioned in writing as Hudesudell on the occasion of the sale of the Tettau noble family selling the surrounding lands to the House of Wettin in 1533.

At this time, about ten farmer families were living there who originated from Eibenstock and went there to church.

[3] When Prince-elector John the Magnanimous took over the lordship of Schwarzenberg, Lutheranism which had hitherto only slowly gained acceptance spread quickly.

In 1817 the main occupations were farming and animal husbandry, the inhabitants also manufactured bobbin lace, which were sold on the trade fairs of Leipzig and Braunschweig, or worked in mining, as wood cutters and as waggoners.