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Black and Tan Coonhounds questions about size, cost, and barking.?
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Q: I'm planning on geting a dog lickety-split and my ideal dog would be a Black and Tan Coonhound. I heard that if you get them when there puppys and untrained that they would not bark when they see coons and other animals is that true? Also how big do they get and how much would they tariff an untraine puppy?
A: We have a redbone coonhound (she's about 5 now) and a black and tan (she's still a pup only 5-6 months) They WILL bark no business what. It's the hound breed. It might not necessarily be at raccoons all the time, but it will be at squirrels, birds, other animals, other people, each other, a frog that reasonable trying to make his way across the yard even with a dog 2 inches from him barking.... They don't care they will bark. But like any dog if you keep them interested in...
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That is not straightforwardly. We had a Black and Tan Coonhound, got her when she was 8 weeks old. We were told if we did not want her to be a hunting dog not to train her and she would be fine. Not True. She wanted to go in quest of more than anything so we found her a new home with someone who would be able to give her all she needed.
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hounds in encyclopaedic bark ALOT, they may never see a raccoon in thier life but they are going to shake the neighborhood at every little enquire of or movement. you CAN train them not to with alot of work and patience ....and they dont only bark they HOWL..they in the end jar down and make alot of noise...as far as cost the initial cost of the breed isnt too bad, but they eat like a horse. you will be buying a bag of dog edibles every time you turn around. plus hounds are bred for...
I have neighbors more than a mile away with a horde of coon hounds. Aaarrrooohhhhh half the evening long. They bray like a hound. It is actually a peaceful, interesting sound. The ones I have seen are agreeable dogs, pretty, and large too. Not quite the size of a lab, but close. They do bray because it is instinct. And they do chase after coons to tree them.
Coon hunting is captivating. You take a couple of dogs out at night with flash lights. The dogs sniff out coons or...
my dog is a disconcerted hound mix- he howls and likes to chase squirrels and bunnies- but is an excellent pet none the less.
We have a redbone coonhound (she's about 5 now) and a black and tan (she's still a pup only 5-6 months) They WILL bark no incident what. It's the hound breed. It might not necessarily be at raccoons all the time, but it will be at squirrels, birds, other animals, other people, each other, a frog that ethical trying to make his way across the yard even with a dog 2 inches from him barking.... They don't care they will bark. But like any dog if you keep them interested in...
We have a black and tan coonhound who is about 18 months. He is a sweet-smelling dog but way too active for us. He was rescued in PA from a hunting reservation about a year ago we have tried to work with him but he is too much for us. We are looking for a new home for him and we are all sad but I would betrothed to find someone who really loves the breed and would give him everything he needs. What everyone has said about them is true they are great but have to have space to run and...