Best kind of exercise and mental stimulation for a blood hound. Training and tracking a hidden old smelly toy while my working GSD was harnessed and on a loose leash while I ran behind her was one of my favorite things to do years ago bc it made her so happy. That joy is even bigger for blood hounds. â€
Literally number one dog I want. Then a bluetick and a redbone. Hounds, they are the best dog. Easy as a golden to take care of, provides more than any other dog could.
I found an old basset hound years and while we didnât have him for many years (he was 12), he demonstrated what made scent hounds so remarkable. Bassets are only second the blood hound, itâs insane to think that the can both smell from far away.
That isn't true, a bloodhounds nose is us about 40 times more sensitive than a human Where did you get a million, a bloodhound would be able to smell someone in outer space if that was the case đ đ
If you had a bunch of people walk around the the yard after you leave can he still find you? Iâm just asking because Iâm looking to train one for search and rescue and most of the time the scene has already had a lot of people walk around it sometimes up to 24 hours after the person walked away.
Can you help us? My brother in lawâs family member ran off and they canât find him. He has the mental capacity of an 8 year old. Desperate times calls for desperate measures.
What did you think you were getting across when you commented this lmao. Bloodhounds were BRED specifically for their amazing sense of smell and were used for it for centuries.
It takes plenty for any dog and owner to do this especially that quickly. Dogs cannot read our minds. We teach them to communicate with us and vise versa. The dog needs to understand what we want them to do and that takes a strong bond, work, patience, exercise, obedience training, scent and tracking training and more. It takes a lot of obedience training for a dog and owner to understand how to communicate anything including basic cues/commands. Once they understand what theyâre supposed to be sniffing through scent training, they need tracking training to go certain distances without giving up and what to do if/when they lose the scent. Many dogs will give up after a certain time and length, or if another scent crosses the path, or if the scent scatters in different directions, etc. It takes a lot of training to build the kind of trust between each other for both to stick with it, for a dog to understand our cues, what to do if they lose the scent and doesnât just take off running after a wild animal or⊠Some dogs pick it up easier than others but it always takes a strong bond, tons of patience, exercise, a positive fun energetic attitude, lots of obedience training and at least basic scent and tracking training to accomplish this and to this degree. Yes, she couldâve made it harder like going deeper in the corn field, or over a stream, with misc distractions along the way, etc. She clearly knew her dogâs strengths and short comings when she didnât go far into the corn stalks. But considering all it takes to get any dog to track for that length of time and distance so quickly without taking off, this lady did a fantastic job just knowing how much fun this could be for the both of them. â€
That was actually so cool
bloodhounds are actually insane
Theyâre known for finding scentâŠ
â Iâm pretty sure they knew thatâŠ
This is a definition of amazing stuff that dogs can do itâs so interesting
Best kind of exercise and mental stimulation for a blood hound. Training and tracking a hidden old smelly toy while my working GSD was harnessed and on a loose leash while I ran behind her was one of my favorite things to do years ago bc it made her so happy. That joy is even bigger for blood hounds. â€
The Goodest of puppers
Literally number one dog I want. Then a bluetick and a redbone.
Hounds, they are the best dog. Easy as a golden to take care of, provides more than any other dog could.
The end looked like a horror movie
I used to do that with my shepherd. She'd put her nose down ,and look up 2 feet away.
I found an old basset hound years and while we didnât have him for many years (he was 12), he demonstrated what made scent hounds so remarkable. Bassets are only second the blood hound, itâs insane to think that the can both smell from far away.
Awe so cute
Love these doggos đ¶
They will naturally find you. They may walk 6 ot 7 different directions, but they find you
Bloodhounds have the strongest nose of any dog and is something like 1,000,000x more sensitive than a humans đ
That isn't true, a bloodhounds nose is us about 40 times more sensitive than a human Where did you get a million, a bloodhound would be able to smell someone in outer space if that was the case đ đ
Try from 10,000 to 100,000 (dogs in general)
So dedicated
Awwww
Best breed to find humans
"I should know"
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*black Betty edit plays* the bloodhound: IM COMING
So sweet
My 16 week old girl left yesterday for 8 weeks of foundation training for SAR'sđąđąđđ
Did u see thos pices of like beef jerky on the ground at the end lol
The real demon hunter
If you had a bunch of people walk around the the yard after you leave can he still find you? Iâm just asking because Iâm looking to train one for search and rescue and most of the time the scene has already had a lot of people walk around it sometimes up to 24 hours after the person walked away.
How we know she didn't call for the dog?
Can you help us? My brother in lawâs family member ran off and they canât find him. He has the mental capacity of an 8 year old. Desperate times calls for desperate measures.
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Don't fall for it. The first half was footage of the dog after the vacuum turned on.
You win best comment
Lol my bloodhound just bays at the vacuum, doesnt run from it at all, shes fearless
Scent*
and EE ZZ donât be mean some donât even find some people sent
Well itâs a dog⊠so they can smell pretty well. You arenât special honey
When did they say they weređ
What dumbass comment
plus its a bloodhound, theyre bred for it
What did you think you were getting across when you commented this lmao. Bloodhounds were BRED specifically for their amazing sense of smell and were used for it for centuries.
It takes plenty for any dog and owner to do this especially that quickly. Dogs cannot read our minds. We teach them to communicate with us and vise versa. The dog needs to understand what we want them to do and that takes a strong bond, work, patience, exercise, obedience training, scent and tracking training and more. It takes a lot of obedience training for a dog and owner to understand how to communicate anything including basic cues/commands. Once they understand what theyâre supposed to be sniffing through scent training, they need tracking training to go certain distances without giving up and what to do if/when they lose the scent. Many dogs will give up after a certain time and length, or if another scent crosses the path, or if the scent scatters in different directions, etc. It takes a lot of training to build the kind of trust between each other for both to stick with it, for a dog to understand our cues, what to do if they lose the scent and doesnât just take off running after a wild animal or⊠Some dogs pick it up easier than others but it always takes a strong bond, tons of patience, exercise, a positive fun energetic attitude, lots of obedience training and at least basic scent and tracking training to accomplish this and to this degree. Yes, she couldâve made it harder like going deeper in the corn field, or over a stream, with misc distractions along the way, etc. She clearly knew her dogâs strengths and short comings when she didnât go far into the corn stalks.
But considering all it takes to get any dog to track for that length of time and distance so quickly without taking off, this lady did a fantastic job just knowing how much fun this could be for the both of them. â€