6 Types of Coonhounds. Why?
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- čas přidán 14. 03. 2024
- Did you know there are 6 types of Coonhounds. That's right, six. These unique hounds are the best family dog ever. And we think our Coonhounds are the Alltime greatest Coonhounds and they love living in the Pacific Northwest and love to hike and camp with their pawrents.
Great info on the wonderful coonhounds. ❤
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it 🐾🙏❤️
Had a couple of bluetick in my life vary good dogs have a walker coonhound right now a fun friend and vary loving and gentle.in the house
Hounds are great!!
Black and Tan has got to be my favorite coonhound. Had one, had a beautiful voice. Had an American Fox Hound once. Actually learned a bunch of tricks! Hounds are special and wonderful.
Hounds are special for sure. Always have such personalities.
I have what many have told me a Walker hound. And she has the voice and is a real hound
Walker Hounds are wonderful. Your lucky 🐾
My Black and Tan is smart, sweet, and amazing .. and very trainable
I think those are my favorite ones in my experience.
Just received my rescues DNA panel. We knew she was Labrador and suspected hound. Turns out she is Treeing Walker Coonhound and Lab. Who would have thought. Never even heard of the breed. She is an amazing dog and we love her so very much. Agree…adopt don’t shop
Lucky you! Sounds like a nice mix. Treeing Walkers are unbelievable dogs and labs are so dependable. For sure Always adopt!!
I have a black and tan coonhound. ❤
Lucky you! I bet they are beautiful & a handful 🐾
can you make a video on redbones since you had one? I would love your perspektive on the breed
Absolutely. I am working on a video for each type right now. I will definitely be doing a Redbone video. Thanks for watching 🙏
You forgot the English blue tick
Nice video, I agree with some but not all of your information. Some of it is incorrect.
There’s 7 breeds of coonhounds and Redtick is a color, NOT a breed. My pack is full of tri-colored English coonhounds and it’s a misrepresentation to say they are called “redticks.”
1. American Black & Tan Coonhound
2. Bluetick Coonhounds
3. English Coonhound
4. American Leopard Hound
5. Plott Hound
6. Redbone Coonhound
7. Treeing Walker Coonhound
Additionally, Treeing walkers and blueticks derive from the English. They both broke off to create their respective breeds today. - this information is available on both the AKC and UKC website under the history of each breed.
Hi,
Thank you for your comment, I think there are a couple misunderstandings here. We have a tri-coloured coonhound (Ella) and a Redtick coonhound (Bowie). We are not calling a tri-coloured a red tick.
A Redtick is a sub breed of the American English. The 6 types of coon hounds according to the AKC are:
1. American English Coonhound
2. Black and Tan Coonhound
3. Bluetick Coonhound
4. Plott Hound
5. Redbone Coonhound
6. Treeing Walker Coonhound
www.akc.org/expert-advice/dog-breeds/meet-coonhound-breeds/#:~:text=Six%20breeds%2C%20the%20American%20English,drive%20them%20up%20a%20tree.
The American Leopard Hound is not a coon hounds, in fact it was bread to hunt bears not racoons. It is also a descendant of Spanish conquistadors and crossed with native Mexican dogs not foxhounds and blood hounds.
www.akc.org/dog-breeds/american-leopard-hound/
www.ukcdogs.com/american-leopard-hound-#:~:text=American%20Leopard%20Hounds%20are%20believed,from%20Mexico%20to%20hunt%20bear.
I can not validate your reference to the treeing wallet and blue ticks. I have included the links for the AKC and neither history section states as such.
www.akc.org/dog-breeds/treeing-walker-coonhound/
www.akc.org/dog-breeds/bluetick-coonhound/
"Like all coonhound breeds, the Bluetick is an American creation. Bluetick bloodlines are said to extend back to before the founding of the country, specifically to French staghounds given to George Washington as a gift from his great friend, the Marquis de Lafayette. These were huge, ponderous dogs, easy to follow on foot. Breeders mixed in some English Foxhound along with a few other hound breeds to develop a high-endurance and meticulous hunter with a 'cold nose.' (This is coon-hunter lingo describing a dog capable of working scent trails that are hours, even days, old.)"
Plott are the best but not a coonhound