Coonhound info General Chat

Discussion in 'Coonhound' started by stunt monkey, Feb 13, 2009.

  1. stunt monkey

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    Coonhound info

    anybody got a coonhound?i live in england and think they arejust what i fancy.now the important part do they make good pets or not ?ive read various items saying they are not to be let off the lead but have seen other items saying they are fine but you must train them well in a safe place to come when called so hopefully some people out there have a scenthound and can give me some advice thanks.:mrgreen:
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  3. Borderdawn

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    There are no Coonhounds in the UK. Wonderful dogs but very much working dogs, Id love a blue tick Coonhound.
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    None over here as far as i'm aware, lovely dogs, an old pal of mine was looking into importing one over a few years ago.
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    there are some in the country and i also like the look of the trailhound ,very similar to the coonhound but used in the uk, they are also known as the cumbrian hound.but i soooooo like the hounds.
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    Trailhounds have been here forever! Show me the Coonhounds, have never seen one in the UK.
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    Still dont think there are any in the UK. Id want to work them anyway, but I suppose I culd go out looking for those "Big Cats" that roam our countryside eh? :mrgreen:
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    Never seen a Coonhound here. But there is a lady we meet every so often with a trailhound which she had from the ''trailhound Rescue'', she has him off lead, but did say it took alot of training, as when he used to pick up a scent he'd be off. I understand it took her a long time to ''recall'' but he's a beauty:lol:
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    I move in hound circles and have never seen one in the UK either, believe there were some foxhound crosses about the someone gave a coonhound type title too but they were not true coonhounds. Agree with Dawn not pets they are working dogs.

    Most hound breeds can be a problem off lead but some are more of a problem than others, would not know if this applies to coonhounds but suspect it does and also think they may only be happy in a pack situation.
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    check out dog rescue bilbo a treeing walker coonhound we were going to try and rehome him but we were beaten to it .
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    There are quite a few in rescue here:-(

    I have seen a couple in the flesh since being here, and I really love the Treeing Walker Coonhound, Came across a man in the woods with a couple, when I was out with Mack, the baying sound is wonderful:mrgreen: I thought they were fab dogs, and he thought Mack was great,but thought, until I had put him straight he was a Wolf Dog Mix:-( Sorry waffling, I didn't think you could get them in the UK either.

    I think they can make great family dogs, if you keep them occupied and well exercised.
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    i have just bought a treeing walker coonhound from a breeder in tamworth he has 1 left now a boy called shadow great looking dog,we got the little girl called zara .we thought we were in trouble today because she was really snappy going for our dog stan all the time but hopefully they have sorted out their problems now as they seem to be pals now .she has a 7 generation akc pedigree and a 3 generation ukc pedigree they are hoping to breed again next year and may consider importing a redbone next .i will post pictures soon,anyone who fancies 1 look up treeing walker coonhounds uk on google or reply on here and i will try to help.great dogs.
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    Congratulations on your new addition xxx

    Looking forward to seeing her pics xxxx
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    Correct me if I am wrong, but dont you have to have a recognized breed (in the Uk ) to !! enabling you to gain a pedigree ??

    And as we dont have the Coonhound in the UK, how can they be recognized with the KC.

    Rare imported breeds have to go on the import register , and adhere to regulations before they can be excepted onto the UK KC registration.
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  18. cava14una

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    I don't think it's"our" KC:)

    http://www.ukcdogs.com/WebSite.nsf/WebPages/Home
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    I think they refer to ours as ukkc lol!
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    Have you got any pics yet? I'm dying to see a little hound - I'm feeling doggy maternal at the moment and would love to see a coonhound puppy.

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