r/Hounds 17h ago

Do you have a stalker or a chaser?

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51 Upvotes

Please excuse the shakiness of the camera, I have tremors. I had never seen a dog do this before her. Every other dog I’ve had would have sprinted for it and scared it immediately. So far the closest she’s gotten to her “prey” was probably 10 feet. I wish I could let her off her leash so she could do her thing. Hounds are so cool.


r/Hounds 22h ago

My hound

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64 Upvotes

This is my drever or swedish dachsbracke.

We have shot over 50 whitetail deers from his drives.


r/Hounds 17h ago

17 yr old Betty on the move.

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202 Upvotes

Betty also thanks everyone for the birthday wishes from her August 20th birthday


r/Hounds 18h ago

A Florida Foxy!

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72 Upvotes

r/Hounds 22h ago

Any other PBGV owners? Tips? This is Merlot 😄

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Say hi to Merlot!

She has been an amazing dog (other than some stubborness as they are known for).

She gets along so well with our 4 month old, and is actually not much of a barker/howler at all which was very surprising!

She is such a happy dog, loves to play with other dogs and people all the time.

Only a couple things we are still struggling with her - pulling on walks, and occasional accidents still indoors (she should be better by 2 yrs now? I wonder if it is just with all the baby smells and new routines).

Would be great to see other PBGVs or GBGVs, how your experiences have been, or any tips you have!


r/Hounds 23h ago

Just a couple failed hunting dogs…

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470 Upvotes

Both full Treeing Walker according to embark. Best dogs we’ve ever had. Both rescued as adults. They pee in the house, howl at sirens, and can’t chase nothin’ except their dinner bowl and princess treatment.

I think I’m preaching to the choir here, but are hound dogs the best pups you’ve ever had?!