Coon hound license place

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Create password Create password must be less than characters. Confirm password The two password fields must match. Create Account Already a member? By creating an account, you accept our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Thank you for your registration! You can now save a custom design or favorite a product. When well-exercised, coonhounds are calm and undemanding dogs, apt to sprawl and snore in front of the fire. Without exercise, on the other hand, a coonhound can be a rambunctious handful.

Coonhounds get along very well with other dogs, though some can be dominant and pushy as they test each other for favorable positions in the pecking order. Befitting their predator ancestry, coonhounds may stalk smaller pets, though they may get along fine with the family cat as long as he doesn't run!

It is in a coonhound's nature to constantly figure out ways to outwit his prey, so he often does the same with people. In other words, following commands blindly is not part of a coonhound's genetic makeup.

Put yet another way Consistent leadership is a must, and obedience training must be upbeat and persuasive include occasional food rewards. Keep in mind that the inheritance of temperament is less predictable than the inheritance of physical traits such as size or shedding. Temperament and behavior are also shaped by raising and training. Coonhounds were never intended to be simply household pets. Their working behaviors following scents, chasing things that run, exploring, baying can be a nuisance in a normal household setting.

Trying to suppress these "hardwired" behaviors, without providing alternate outlets for their energy, can be difficult and is not fair to the dog. I adopted a 6 year old Treeing Walker last year who was found stray. Love him. We had a coonhound show up at our front porch. She was quite malnourished her ribs were quite visible. My wife was able to coax her into our garage, cleaned her up and fed her.

We took her to vet to check for a chip,none. We then took her to the humane society to see if anyone reported her missing. After a week no one had claimed her we adopted her.

We have 2 coonhounds right now. Including them, we have rescued 6 Hounds so far. They are also couch potatoes. Very quiet in the house, just lay around wherever they want.

They rough house outside in the yard. Only howl when they feel is necessary. We will always have hounds. Both are extremely lovable. They have a fan club wherever we go. People stop and ask about them. We ask everyone we meet to adopt hounds.

We take excellent care of them. We love them very much. We adopted our beautiful Redbone in , we found him in the shelter.

He passed last October suddenly and we miss him so much. He was truly the best! It took couple of years for him to show his true personality, he was possibly abused, had lots of scars and had hard time to trust us at first. It took some time for him to come out of his shell but once he did he definitely was lovable, affectionate companion.

Wonderful pet, not very vocal indoors. He would get noisy when asking for treats, I loved his howling. We will always remember our handsome Jackson, life is not the same without him, he brought so much joy to us everyday.. People definitely do not give hounds enough credit!

That was our first hound but we are ready to get another one soon. She went up for adoption after she had puppies and my pittie passed away from a tumor. She is the goofiest most wonderful baby!

She is very quiet unless something is out of order, ie a trash can that has never been put in that spot. She does not smell at all! That must be a myth. She has become a bit on the chubby side I am not sure if was having puppies maybe a thyroid issue. However, you cannot go wrong. Love this breed. Your email address will not be published. Skip to primary navigation Skip to main content Skip to primary sidebar FYI: we may earn a commission for qualified purchases made through the links in our articles learn more.

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