Basset Hound - Is It Right For You? Part 1

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  • Join Uncle Stonnie as he answers the question Basset Hound, Is It Right For You. If you have ever wondered what it's like to live with or train a Basset Hound we feel like this two part series will provide a great starting point for your research!
    00:00 - Introduction
    03:27 - Initial Off Leash Training & Breed Considerations
    18:46 - Leash Training with Mentor Dogs
    23:48 - Leash Training Under High Distraction
    28:18 - Off Leash Hike with Mentor Dogs and Fellow Puppy Students
    From the Basset Hound Club Of America: basset-bhca.org/about-bassets/
    The Basset Hound originated in sixth-century France, a country known for its many strains of hounds. Most strains had a tall version as well as a short-legged size under sixteen inches, which were called basset (bas in French means low-set). Both the Basset Hound and its long-legged cousin, the Bloodhound, are thought to be descendants of the famed St. Hubert hounds.
    St. Hubert, a churchman, was the patron saint of the hunt, who set out to develop a new strain of hound, which looked similar to today’s Bloodhound. Many authorities feel the Basset was a result of a mutation in the St. Hubert strain. This genetic deviation produced a short-legged, dwarfed hound, whose slower movement and low-set form was to prove useful for hunters on foot in search of small game.
    With his long ears helping to stir up the scent, packs of Bassets were used to drive small prey, such as rabbit and hare, from dense undercover into open terrain where hunters could move in for the kill with spears, nets or clubs. The sport of pack hunting with Basset Hounds continues to this day in France and England.
    Gentle and sociable in nature, the Basset Hound is loyal to master and family, devoted to children, and mild-mannered and friendly towards other animals. The Basset Hound Club of America (BHCA), its Member Breeders, and BHCA Recognized Rescue organizations would like to provide prospective Basset Hound owners with the knowledge to make an informed decision regarding the purchase or adoption of this easy-going and comical breed. We have compiled a number of tools and guidelines to make this process a successful one for you and your family.
    Please take the time to explore all of these materials to make sure that the Basset Hound is the right dog for you. Once that decision is made, the information provided here will guide you to finding a reputable BHCA Member Breeder or BHCA Recognized Rescue organization to help you in your search for your new family member.
    #bassethoundpuppy #bassethound #hound

Komentáře • 320

  • @StonnieDennis
    @StonnieDennis  Před rokem +65

    Are you a fan of my training style, but can’t travel to Kentucky to see me in person? No worries! I offer an awesome online dog training course, which includes access to an array of exclusive videos and content, personalized coaching, journaling, and in-depth mentoring and evaluation by yours truly! If you just need some an advice or have a couple questions you need answered, I also offer professional consulting by the hour.
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    Thank you all for your remarkable support over the years! I cannot express enough how grateful I am for your appreciation and patronage of this channel, my training style, and my kennel. Always remember, it’s a great day for a puppy-sized adventure!

    • @jeffk464
      @jeffk464 Před rokem

      nope, I need a border collie to wear some of the energy off of my aussie. A basset hound is so wrong the dog for my Aussie. Maybe and I mean maybe a Brittany.

    • @avx2414
      @avx2414 Před rokem

      M

    • @meghanvail1713
      @meghanvail1713 Před 6 měsíci

      Training looks good. I'm so glad your a peaceful trainer... ❤ I'm a huge Animal Activist.. Bless u... have a nice day.. I love all Animals hounds are my favs

  • @StevenWalling
    @StevenWalling Před rokem +363

    "If you're buying a hound you're buying a dog that's been bred to run away from you and make noise." Uncle Stonnie always tells it like it is. I love it.

    • @lisalindberg4836
      @lisalindberg4836 Před rokem

      😂😂

    • @weplaytowin
      @weplaytowin Před rokem +3

      This is why Hounds aren’t for me 😂😅

    • @SocomVeteran
      @SocomVeteran Před rokem +4

      Sometimes I wonder if he knows how hilarious his honesty is 😂

    • @hyokkim7726
      @hyokkim7726 Před rokem

      If you're buying a pitbull, you're buying a dog that's been bred to attack and kill without provocation, using any means; I wish pit nutters understand this.

    • @fkrr5
      @fkrr5 Před 11 měsíci

      Lol

  • @Mitch_Ryder
    @Mitch_Ryder Před rokem +181

    Had bassets when I was a kid. If you accept them for what they are, then they’re perfect.

    • @dortenielsen8253
      @dortenielsen8253 Před rokem +3

      Tautology 😉

    • @thinkinsidetheboxsquarecir3303
      @thinkinsidetheboxsquarecir3303 Před rokem

      I was considering getting one for my 11 year old. We live in an apartment. Are they cool in that setting?

    • @Mitch_Ryder
      @Mitch_Ryder Před rokem +4

      @@thinkinsidetheboxsquarecir3303 absolutely. But they are hound dogs, so expect some barking and howling.

    • @theresamnsota3925
      @theresamnsota3925 Před 3 měsíci

      For apartment life, a white noise machine is super helpful, especially if I have to leave them at home, it’s bedtime, or fireworks are going off. White noise silences the ambient noise that is a constant in apartments. When we’ve had hounds, as soon as they hear the white noise, they know it’s crate time.

  • @notesfromleisa-land
    @notesfromleisa-land Před rokem +92

    Cleo was a neighborhood Basset. She would swim across my neighbors pond to come and play with my Setters and my neighbor s Collie. She would run as fast as she could in broad circles baying and turning corners so tightly she would step on her ears and then roll like a barrel. This was about 2 decades ago and I remember it so well. Once done playing she would swim back across the pond to home. She was beautiful, charming, playful and athletic.

    • @stidwell91
      @stidwell91 Před 9 měsíci +9

      This beautiful story makes me miss my Basset/Beagle more. They are "beautiful, charming, playful and athletic."

    • @gailtaylor6488
      @gailtaylor6488 Před 2 měsíci +1

      Oops they do smell a bit. 🤣🤣🤣I love love the way you talk to him and love the way you train him ,these dogs are made for a job , great information thankyou, they look lovely 👏

    • @plev10
      @plev10 Před 7 dny +1

      What a good girl Cleo was! And the rarest of Bassets - a swimmer!!

  • @Melosch
    @Melosch Před rokem +38

    Odie is adorable 😭

    • @joefish6546
      @joefish6546 Před 2 měsíci

      11:25 that whole sequence when he's trying to climb over the obstacle was delightful. And then as Stonnie turns to camera he lays his chin on the beam. What a character!

  • @BassetGirl
    @BassetGirl Před rokem +53

    Have had bassets for forty years. Have two now. Madly in love with these baby dolls. ❤️ Bassets need to be spoiled and loved. They come first! Silly loving sweethearts. Laid back and very loyal.

  • @Meao848
    @Meao848 Před 10 měsíci +14

    Nothing funnier that a basset hound in full run mode. It makes me giggle everytime.

    • @brianwilson6403
      @brianwilson6403 Před 9 měsíci +1

      They're faster than they look.
      What's funny is to watch a Basset try to chase Deer!!!

    • @highwayman1218
      @highwayman1218 Před měsícem

      Absolutely! I love to watch em running full on! Nothing but smiles.😊

  • @Violet-fj3lr
    @Violet-fj3lr Před 8 měsíci +34

    So refreshing to hear a trainer that really gets scent hounds. Hounds are such empathetic dogs, they deserve to be understood and loved for who they are.

  • @corem7572
    @corem7572 Před rokem +96

    I own a basset hound. I go to scenting, rally obedience and agility trials with her: yes, you read that correctly. She has a spunky little personality and comes when she’s called. She’s a super loving dog and very friendly to people of all ages. She’s also good around other dogs. I don’t have to worry about her growling or attacking anyone or anything. Her nose can get her into trouble because she uses it to explore the world. Her housemate is an older Weimaraner - whatever he does, she wants to do too. She’s the second one that I have owned: ❤ the breed.

    • @Simmy27Star
      @Simmy27Star Před 11 měsíci +2

      I do all except for agility; but she did well at the AKC my dog can do that! agility course so I may try some day

    • @Eskarinka1
      @Eskarinka1 Před 8 měsíci

      Just let me know how she is doing when she will be above ten years old. All those agility jumps with that long back? :(

    • @corem7572
      @corem7572 Před 8 měsíci +1

      She is my second basset who does agility. The first one was 13 when she passed and never had any back issues. Back stability, strength etc is dependant on their breeding and size…some of them are more suited than others

    • @hbailie9115
      @hbailie9115 Před 7 měsíci +1

      My 1st Basset was the stereotype - just wanted to chill. My 2nd is completely different. Totally has ADHD! I had to consult with a dog whisperer. She told me that the walks weren't enough - I had to tire out her brain. So we did agility. She loved it and was really good at it. There was a Doberman in our group who hated the high structures. Mine would literally race up, pause at the top. and give him the side eye. My 3rd (dog whisperer also suggested getting her a puppy) is smart as a whip and can problem solve anything, including how to unscrew the lid of the peanut butter jar. They really are the best.

    • @Nikki7B
      @Nikki7B Před 6 měsíci +1

      My husband and I also had a Basset first, and then Weim. Both at separate times. Loved both breeds.

  • @LeeBeeBumble
    @LeeBeeBumble Před 8 měsíci +34

    I have a beautiful 10 year old Basset. He's the most special dog I've ever had! Not that I didn't love my golden and English Bulldog, but the relationship I have with my Boy Lincoln is just in another level!❤ thanks for understanding the breed and for not saying they're dumb, because lots of people think they are. One of the most underestimated breed!❤

  • @gd8407
    @gd8407 Před 8 měsíci +13

    We had 3 consecutive Basset Hounds since 2001, and I still learned a lot from this. Thank you very much.

  • @katheryntargaryen7870
    @katheryntargaryen7870 Před rokem +26

    What a sweetheart! Odie is one of the cutest hounds I've seen ❤

  • @williams428
    @williams428 Před 9 měsíci +23

    I clicked because I love basset hounds but this was surprisingly informative. You were refreshingly accurate about the basset hound with out using cookie cutter descriptions and demonstrated them well. I have a basset Otis and had an Aussie who we unfortunately had to re home to a family friend because he was stressed around our infant daughter. This video taught me a lot of information that applies to all dog training. I learned more watching this video then I did during 8 $1000 sessions with our aussies dog trainer. If I could go back in time I would have paid anything to come to your area. But my Aussie is living his best life and although it’s hard to admit someone else is a better fit for your dog than you, keeping him in a stressful home would’ve been selfish. Keep up the great work and if I ever need dog training again I’m going to watch all your videos! 😊

  • @OhioBoy1440
    @OhioBoy1440 Před 7 měsíci +8

    Beagles and Basset hounds are my favorite dog breeds by far

    • @Dina-lc4bt
      @Dina-lc4bt Před 4 měsíci +2

      Me too. I have one of each. They are wonderful. ❤❤❤

  • @RatdogDRB
    @RatdogDRB Před rokem +23

    He's a GOOD boy! He's only a little bit short on one end, just the top end. He's a champ on the brush pile though, and did great on the small challenges course too. What a good gaggle of dogs out there in the adventure course too. No fighting, no drama, just good dogs out doin' dog stuff with people. Cameraman deserves extra ice cream tonight too. Thanks Stonnie, always a pleasure when notified of one of your videos.

  • @Starry_Night_Sky7455
    @Starry_Night_Sky7455 Před rokem +26

    Ahhh the hound cuteness overload!!!! 🥰

  • @jenniferolson7296
    @jenniferolson7296 Před rokem +25

    I had Bassets for 20 years. I think this video was a great introduction to the breed. Looking forward to tomorrow’s walk!😀

  • @dramaqueen3457
    @dramaqueen3457 Před rokem +16

    That baby Hound is so cute. Thank you for the video.❤DQ

  • @tylerjames6842
    @tylerjames6842 Před 8 měsíci +3

    one thing about bassets. they will love you more than you deserve.

  • @amysheridan4496
    @amysheridan4496 Před rokem +34

    This was so great. A basset/beagle cross was my first dog when I was kid. Wish my parents had understood the concept of knowing the breed you are getting. She definitely loved to run away and make noise 😅 Since then we have had Labs and Dobermans. Give me a black Lab every time 🥰

  • @MrDasCS
    @MrDasCS Před rokem +10

    By far the best breed description I heard so far. Best greetings from a proud Basset owner from Berlin, Germany. 👍

  • @Perkelenaattori
    @Perkelenaattori Před 8 měsíci +11

    Wow brilliant video Stonnie. You get exactly what hounds are supposed to be and I'm saying this as someone who has grown up with Beagles and has also owned two himself.

  • @tjava2338
    @tjava2338 Před rokem +25

    Accept the deep genetics of the dog. Wise rule of thumb, your noting this hopefully helps people pause in their dog decisions...we took months of research before we got our Aussie. Helped a great deal. Thanks for your videos.

  • @K9CareObedienceTraining
    @K9CareObedienceTraining Před rokem +11

    Great Video Stonnie, You chose your dog they didn't choose you. Empathy is everything... Top Job .. Cheers Nikhil in West Australia

  • @MrKorra00
    @MrKorra00 Před rokem +3

    Once i was on a meeting with friends on a indoor space when a Basset came into, he was the most diligent hound i have ever seen, he wasn't bothered about being surrounded by 10 unknown men, he just followed the track of the food coming from us.
    He got his treat for being that brave, of course.

  • @robtracy2051
    @robtracy2051 Před 11 měsíci +5

    Thanks so much for this. My English lab passed away recently, and I've been thinking about a Basset Hound. This gave me great insight into what to expect. Great work.

  • @VinnyMartello
    @VinnyMartello Před 3 měsíci +2

    Our first basset, Droopy, was a rescue dog and the best friend I ever had. Our new pup is muffin, a purebred Euro and we love her to pieces, but man I miss my old droopy.

  • @joycenakamiya4078
    @joycenakamiya4078 Před rokem +7

    I love scent hounds ❤️ I have a noisy, independent minded dachshund who is such a character. I like your hound philosophy.

  • @WD9999
    @WD9999 Před 6 dny

    I was petting a couple Bassett hounds a few days ago, I’ve always been a fan of the way they look but they are beautiful souls as well, totally adorable dogs

  • @kathrynbaker5188
    @kathrynbaker5188 Před rokem +5

    PS she’s doing remarkably well based on your training methods. All dogs/breeds deserve respect. I’m proud to say she has come soooooo far from me not being able to touch her to a confident, secure pup in 6 months. THANK YOU!

  • @mll44
    @mll44 Před 5 dny

    I love your channel. So many dogs and their owners would be a lot, lot happier if they’d watch your channel in order to understand each other so much better. Hugely better in many cases.

  • @sonyamalinkapersson6340
    @sonyamalinkapersson6340 Před rokem +11

    i'm not personally interested in bassets (or similar), but i REALLY appreciate this kind of video. it's amazing to learn more about what a breed is like, what to expect, what's needed, et cetera. i hope this video reaches loads of people interested in this specific breed, so more informed choices can be made.
    if possible, i'd LOVE to see a similar video on estrela mountain dog (since there is so little information on what they're like, to find). 🐺😍❤‍🔥

  • @hilc6777
    @hilc6777 Před 8 měsíci +2

    I’ve owned bassets over 30 years. They are for sure the breed for me, but definitely not for everyone. People meet my hounds and say how they want one because “all they do is lay on the porch/couch”. I am quick to tell them that is not true. Yes, they can be very chill, but their brain is basically their nose. 😂 If you want a porch dog, a statue is your best bet. 😂 I love my bassets and can never see myself without them. They love farm life and doing scent work. They’re smart, and if you can train the nose, they’ll do just about anything for you. Mine have been used to visit schools and nursing homes as therapy dogs, and one was task trained as a service dog to alert to sugar changes. Thank you for this video!

  • @californiadreaming567
    @californiadreaming567 Před rokem +3

    I had a French basset as a child. Best fun loving dog that loved to play with me. I loved him

  • @nonehpets
    @nonehpets Před rokem +7

    The look he gave the SIlver Lab as it jumped in the tank ... 🤣

  • @ashleyswshr
    @ashleyswshr Před 10 měsíci +9

    I sure wish I had put my basset hound Birdie through some training like this when she was a pup. She is a good girl though and my very best friend.

    • @miabrown8720
      @miabrown8720 Před 7 měsíci +1

      My basset hound is also named Birdie! She’s 13 now. I wish I’d had the resources to put her through training when she was a puppy.

  • @justtanotherrstarr8037
    @justtanotherrstarr8037 Před rokem +5

    I absolutely appreciate this video i cant wait to bring my puppy baset home next month i am douing as absolute much research as i can and this video helped me tremendously. Thank you!!!!

  • @kevinford6372
    @kevinford6372 Před rokem +4

    I've had my basset Penelope for 3 years now. I love her so much

  • @DEADB33F
    @DEADB33F Před rokem +10

    There's a full pack of Bassett hounds near me.
    Always great to see them all out together in the countryside hunting the ground.
    Lovely dogs, although any kind of hound breed is one I'd stay away from personally
    ...each to their own though OFC.

  • @DuncansTravels
    @DuncansTravels Před 6 měsíci +1

    These dogs can have very unique personalities. My last basset followed me around everywhere I went, constantly wanted attention, and very rarely ever barked. My first basset was more independent - always wanted to go out, hunt, trying to escape to explore the neighborhood, and barked all the time, always made noise.

  • @mil2k11
    @mil2k11 Před 9 měsíci +3

    Odie is the Basset-Chad. I'm considering a Basset hound as I've always liked them. I finally have time to train one since I'm working from home. Easy for me to take 10-15 minutes every hour or work 3 hours and have an hour free since I work fast. The pandemic kind of got me out of shape and I'm looking to exercise a bit more in the future. That could be a sweet combo - me getting in shape while keeping a young dog active to learn.

  • @Simmy27Star
    @Simmy27Star Před 11 měsíci +2

    Im SO GLAD I found your channel ❤ You really understand this dog. Most owners and dog trainers just DO NOT UNDERSTAND

  • @nina1664
    @nina1664 Před rokem

    So glad I found this channel, I wish there were more on-point- and honest information about dog breeds on youtube.

  • @matthewmahoney6033
    @matthewmahoney6033 Před rokem +2

    This is my favorite series that you do. Great video.

  • @jessicalamarca4435
    @jessicalamarca4435 Před 11 měsíci +1

    So appreciate the way that you approach training it's ingenious! Keep up the good work with positive reinforcement and hound education for folks!

  • @imisstrance
    @imisstrance Před 21 dnem

    I’ve own d Basset Hounds my entire life and I have to say I am so impressed with your knowledge and approach.

  • @user-oy9qj4kv9j
    @user-oy9qj4kv9j Před rokem +8

    thank you for all the awesome content, is part 2 on its way? loving the hound specific info, thanks again to all you guys

  • @babicfrank8353
    @babicfrank8353 Před rokem

    Always good to watch You Stonnie, plenty of advises and common senses in your training in regards of the dog of the day.
    Bravo, keep it the good work 🤙

  • @jazntyegar
    @jazntyegar Před rokem

    Thank you Stonnie. Love your work and realizations

  • @epicpotato9
    @epicpotato9 Před rokem +4

    Learned today that me and basset hounds have a lot in common lol. Really appreciated the vid!

  • @richardkawucha1232
    @richardkawucha1232 Před 8 měsíci +1

    We rescued a Bassett found wandering our neighborhood. Freddie (Fredricka) was an extremely gentle dog. Our young daughter used her as a pillow at times. She bonded to me and followed me around. When I'd work under my truck she'd crawl under it give me a lick, then lie down under the truck where she could watch me. She had a "gentle mouth" and enjoyed playing ball. Sad day when she had to be put to sleep.

  • @C.Hawkshaw
    @C.Hawkshaw Před rokem +16

    I had Treeing Walker Coonhound as a pet (not a hunting dog) for eight years. Everything Stonnie says here is true.
    She’s gone now, l miss her every day!

    • @laurayork6283
      @laurayork6283 Před 7 měsíci

      I adopted a Beagle/Dachshund/Treeing Walker mix from a county shelter in 2020. He was nine at the time. I lost him just over a year later to a congenital skin disease. He was a great dog -- learned commands easily, very friendly, walked well on a leash, and loved going into dog-friendly stores. I will say, I was unprepared for his climbing and problem-solving abilities...he moved chairs to climb on counters and tables to get food that I had pushed "out of his reach!" Like the poster above, I miss him every day.

  • @jess.van7
    @jess.van7 Před rokem +1

    This is an excellent video!! Thank you so much for this realistic and very detailed training video!! My husband and I are adopting a Basset puppy in a week and we can’t wait :)

  • @skillz0729
    @skillz0729 Před 3 měsíci

    Oh boy, as a dir hard hound owner i love seeing this! Not enough trainers know how to work and understand hounds. Thank you for this video, speaking truth about their instincts. ❤

  • @deleuze369
    @deleuze369 Před rokem

    Another awesome video ! Thanks Stonnie !

  • @bosleythebeagle
    @bosleythebeagle Před rokem +2

    Long time lurker, first time commenter from Australia ✋🏼 I started watching this channel in 2019 well before my dog, Bosley (beagle) arrived. I’ve sinced used many of your teaching concepts, especially environmental socialisation and have found it to deepen our bond. Thank you.
    I knew coming in that beagles/hounds need extra consistency but I was up to the challenge. All your notes on hounds in this video are accurate! And Odie is very cute😆
    Loving the videos with in-depth breed analysis! Especially the one on German pointers!
    Appreciate your work

  • @magdalenas8713
    @magdalenas8713 Před rokem +5

    That is one cute dog❤

  • @fannyfayvintage7668
    @fannyfayvintage7668 Před 9 měsíci +1

    Very helpful positive training techniques. Thanks you. Such a beautiful dog.

  • @davidglenn8834
    @davidglenn8834 Před rokem +3

    Stonnie you are a amazing dog trainer love your way of training

  • @dipolguardiansbullmastiffp4145

    As always, excellent video from you. 😊

  • @Dirtboxhor
    @Dirtboxhor Před 9 měsíci +1

    Had a Bassett most of my life. Stubborn. Loves to roll in anything nasty. Food driven. Selective hearing. and stubborn again. And the best ❤

  • @Thebeautifulmia
    @Thebeautifulmia Před rokem +5

    Hey Stonnie, I'm running 7 dogs with different breeds most of them adopted as strays. Your videos have been essential for me to manage the pack. I would be interested to see your kennel setup and routine video. Maybe there are more people interested in this kind of thing. Thanks for all the videos. Best dog trainer ever.

    • @elderhollowfarm7043
      @elderhollowfarm7043 Před rokem +1

      Yes! A kennel management video. I have several rescues too. Mostly heeler or Aussie types and a big ole lab that showed up. I have kennels setup but there’s got to be a better way. I have 5 in the house and the rest in a tobacco barn out of the weather.

  • @Meao848
    @Meao848 Před 10 měsíci +1

    I have a basset. Have owned them for 20 years. They are my love. Once weekly, they require ear and nail care. Those nails grow fast. I love how you describe a hound dog. I have never thought of a hound as being stubborn. I have seen them as brave, curious, and tenacious. They have to consider what they were intended to do. I grew up with beagles, and we hunted rabbits in Kentucky.

  • @Gk2003m
    @Gk2003m Před 7 měsíci +1

    Loved my Basset we had when I was a kid! Awesome dog. If I were interested in having a dog again, I’d certainly give strong consideration to one of these.

  • @steele41
    @steele41 Před 5 měsíci

    That was awesome how you walked away from him, tapped the ramp and he came right over to inspect.

  • @thomashutchins6408
    @thomashutchins6408 Před rokem

    I love ❤ this guy he is spot on with everything that involves handling and loving ❤ your dog's best trainer I've ever watched 👀 and I've watched all I wish I'd watch him sooner and learned the proper way to raise my dogs 🐕

  • @rosablume4346
    @rosablume4346 Před 7 měsíci

    totally amazing how you handle this sweet pup. When I was a kid I wanted to walk the neighbors Dachshund/ Dackel puppy. It was really young, perhaps 2/3 grown, it loved to play with me indoors, and when I wanted to walk him he would sit down and refuse to walk. I was totally stumped and disappointed, as I had never seen a dog decline a walk before. Didn`t have a clue, my parents not either, at least nowadays folks like you improve the actual lives of a gazillion dogs world wide with your videos, thanks a bundle

  • @margaretfleming3554
    @margaretfleming3554 Před rokem

    Brilliant post, as usual.

  • @MatthewADupuis
    @MatthewADupuis Před 9 měsíci +1

    Had a basset hound growing up, he was a very good dog, not lazy at all, knew a ton of commands. only negatives is that they stink and run away sometimes. Having a basset made me realize I’m a German shepherd guy

  • @ciscohour5884
    @ciscohour5884 Před rokem

    Great video. And great comments on life in general.

  • @MaxRank
    @MaxRank Před 6 dny

    I’ve had Boxers my whole life, but sadly our current home does not allow for the lunatics that they are. So I’m looking at a Bassett. This video was just what I was looking for. Great content thanks so much.

  • @arlenegoulart442
    @arlenegoulart442 Před 15 dny

    Absolutely the best video on the basset hound! Please do more videos on the basset hound!

  • @Imag1na710n
    @Imag1na710n Před 8 měsíci +5

    My husband married me for my Basset. My dog died over a year ago and I'm looking for another to keep this marriage together.

    • @plev10
      @plev10 Před 7 dny

      That's a good husband. 😅

    • @Imag1na710n
      @Imag1na710n Před 5 dny

      @@plev10 ahaha, yes. We have our 5 month old Basset and he's just a joy. So easy to potty train too!!

  • @df1262
    @df1262 Před 9 měsíci

    I have 2 basset hounds and I love them even they are all those things you discussed.

  • @jojobee42
    @jojobee42 Před 2 měsíci

    Great video, a lot of great info here.. thank you!!

  • @catherinemiller9798
    @catherinemiller9798 Před 6 měsíci

    Stonnie, I LOVE watching your video's. Reasonable. Like common sense, essential. You are a dog lover. All dogs! Cooperation. Simple adjectives that nail it. "people don't understand". and so many of us don't do the ground work, homework if you will. My dog history spans over 50 years. I have learned so much more from you in two months and I'm putting it to work with my 7 yr old Aussie. (rehomed to me because she was, "to dominant") sheesh SHE IS AN AUSSIE. She is incredible. Long story short...dog adventures have been fun for gramma too. (to bad I couldn't show you my less than graceful fall from steep trail) Not hurt but, I promise to be more cognizant of the terrain. LOL Learn by doing/OJT. First learned that a long time ago when first in the USAF. Keep the video's coming. TY Cathy Miller North central PA PS live in town but state lands in PA and NYS within easy driving distance

  • @pahcsva
    @pahcsva Před 4 měsíci

    💕🐾 my breed of choice has always been a Hound, Dachshund & Basset . And absolutely! When I got my baby I let him lead me outside and he found my front door himself that way he knew where his home was. Just the best breed! Oh my goodness, I do the Follow the leader bit at work with the dogs we have in daycare & boarding, thanks for this video, it was really great!

  • @theflyingcow98
    @theflyingcow98 Před 8 měsíci

    I wish I had watched this video before I bought my basset hound, I see so many qualities now that I hadn't seen beforehand. I'm amazed at Oddie's obedience abilities, i'll definitely take in consideration in the further education of my 9-month old basset

  • @robertswift6101
    @robertswift6101 Před 10 měsíci +1

    i cant speak for others that have had one,but for me it was a very good loving dog and had no complaints and would get another one.

  • @mauiswift6391
    @mauiswift6391 Před rokem +2

    Adorable puppies those BH, Odie!

  • @CalemCooper7
    @CalemCooper7 Před rokem +3

    I have an old Basset girl who is amazing. However, everyone who knows her loves her in small doses. Apparently it is an acquired taste to have a dog that shouts at you constantly. Her cuddles are the best and if you can learn how to effectively hipped food and trash from these lazy ninjas then this breed is amazing! Especially if you have a lot of physical stims and no need for personal space like me. The floppy ears are 10/10, even when they get stinky haha.

  • @angiekennedy2107
    @angiekennedy2107 Před 8 měsíci +1

    I had a basset hound just died last week age 15 great dog 🐕 I love their personality and character ❤️ great guard dog their deep chested bark alerts you that there's something they have sensed..and I'm thinking of getting another one after Xmas ❤

  • @drcoz23
    @drcoz23 Před 11 měsíci

    Got a GSD hound mix and this helps a ton.

  • @dianacfleming
    @dianacfleming Před 7 měsíci

    This was insanely helpful. I wish that the dog trainer in my puppy class had watched it.

  • @waterphoenix3120
    @waterphoenix3120 Před 11 měsíci

    Would love it if you could spotlight a Beauceron at some point! I'm thinking of getting one, but am still collecting more information on the breed. You have a unique perspective on dogs. I love how laid-back and straightforward you are. Using common sense and an approach that works for everyday people with "normal" lives. ❤

  • @mrgroovy9103
    @mrgroovy9103 Před 4 měsíci

    We have had five baskets. Interestingly enough one of them was named Odle! Thank you Stonnie for your video. 100% on! For any basset or hound dog - if they are not allowed to use their nose on a regular basis every day, you will certainly experience some behaviors that are not his or her fault. They will get quite rammy. When you walk them don’t keep them 100% on the asphalt or concrete. They need to use their sniffer - let them sniff any greenery possible - other dogs - mud - dirt.
    They will ❤ you for it.

  • @hexapon133
    @hexapon133 Před 6 měsíci

    Love it as he's reading these supposed traits Odie is sitting there quite as a mouse loving on him

  • @emilybarker3240
    @emilybarker3240 Před 4 měsíci +1

    I had a basset mix and he didn’t listen to a damn thing I ever said and I loved him.

  • @lisabaltzer4190
    @lisabaltzer4190 Před 7 měsíci +1

    That dog is gorgeous. I have 2 basset hounds and have had a total of 6 of them. None of them would run off. My first one couldn’t be dragged off our property and the next 4 would come right back if I said , “see you later”. If they think I am leaving, they would all come running back to me very fast. They are however stubborn, but I like a dog with some individuality and don’t like blind obedience. I like a bit of autonomy in a dog.

  • @xfoolsgoldx
    @xfoolsgoldx Před 11 měsíci

    Thanks for your excellent video Stonnie👍😎

  • @mollyskye3216
    @mollyskye3216 Před měsícem

    I've watched a bunch of your videos which are awesome by the way and I actually think this could be the dog for me!

  • @ceciliamilanesi2674
    @ceciliamilanesi2674 Před rokem +4

    Oh but he is such a cute hound ❤❤

  • @kaylahbasoco
    @kaylahbasoco Před rokem

    Love it!

  • @jeffreycorbin4619
    @jeffreycorbin4619 Před 4 měsíci

    Thank you. 😊

  • @johnotooledoggames2336
    @johnotooledoggames2336 Před rokem +2

    🇮🇪 very good sharing brilliant

  • @californiadreaming567
    @californiadreaming567 Před rokem +1

    PVGVs are used in packs in France to go after Jack rabbits. I had one and they are fun. They look similar to bassets with long hair. They have bassets in their bloodline from 500 years ago.

  • @kathrynbaker5188
    @kathrynbaker5188 Před rokem +2

    Not a fan of hounds (I love them but they don’t fit my lifestyle) but your approach to the nature of the dog vs my lifestyle is SPOT ON. thanks for all the great videos. I have a tiny (and I mean tiny ) poodle (breeder release) needs much socialization. Some may say Pooh-we’re not interested in your little purse dog. But no. She’s small but she still needs direction just like a 50 lb.standard.

  • @angor90
    @angor90 Před 9 měsíci

    Bassets are the cutest! 🥰❤❤

  • @thadboman4340
    @thadboman4340 Před 7 měsíci

    Loveing you videos very informative. At one point I was considering a greater Swiss. Don't see many. I have a 3/4 heeler 1/4 Catahoula. So far great pup very high energy tho. But I live in the sticks so that does help. Again enjoying you videos . Right now my pup is watching your video.

  • @griteu2242
    @griteu2242 Před 3 měsíci

    Es demasiado liiindo, precioso ❤