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River is ready for adoption 🏠

River is a 6ish month old Treeing Walker Coonhound mix who is everything that you could want in a puppy! She is sweet, curious, eager to learn, playful, loving and happy. She loves all other dogs but can be timid of new humans and situations.

River’s front legs are bowed due to either a genetic defect or abuse as a young puppy. According to the specialists, they are optimistic her legs can be surgically repaired, but we have to wait until her growth plates close at around a year old.

In the meantime we would love to find her forever foster-to-adopt home near Chapel Hill, Tennessee so we can continue to monitor her at our vet 🙏🐾🏡.

Eventually, River will most likely need surgery in Knoxville to correct her legs which HERO is 💯 ready to support!

River would do best with a confident playful doggie friend

✅ Crate trained

✅ House trained

✅ Good with other dogs

❓ Young enough to be trained to leave cats alone

❓Working on basic commands and leash training

If interested in River, please message our page or apply at HeroHounds.org/adopt

u/Character_Pace2242 — 2 hours ago
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Foxhound’s Sleeping Preferences

Does your hound insist on being under the blankets with you? Or steal your pillow? And if you get up for any reason, they’re in your spot when you return.

u/Global-Grapefruit-79 — 8 hours ago
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Congratulations, it’s a houndmutt!

Bout 60% hound, 40% variety pack, 100% loved!

u/Corndog_Eater — 6 hours ago
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Which breed of hound is my pup?

Gonna do a breed identifier soon but I want some ideas. Also, sorry if these pics aren’t great. Little fucker moves around too much to get a good photo 😂 8 weeks old!

u/btregister — 3 hours ago
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Can we please ban the Beagle posting?

EDIT: Because I am a fool and can’t edit the title, can we ban the - AI - beagle posting. Regular, organic beagle posting is fine. Sorry for the confusion.

Look, I love an adorable little Beagle as much as the next guy. I consider them honorary hounds. But the sub is being inundated by AI-Beagle-Slop as of late.

The posters always post the same Beagle pic to here, and r/beagles. They do the same with daschunds.

Can we implement a minimum word count required alongside pictures or just something?

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u/CordlessOrange — 8 hours ago
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Brindle Stuffed Animals

Our plott and greyhound mixed dog is on her last leg and I am having a hard time finding some plott hound or brindle stuffed animals. This will be our kids first experience putting an animal down and would like to have something they can snuggle with.

I am not looking for a custom stuffed animal, just one that is specifically black and brown brindle and hound like. TYIA.

u/Conscious_Scheme_826 — 2 days ago
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Stomach issues

Anyone else have a foxhound whose stomach is just the most sensitive to things and in turn gets some bi-monthly diarrhea? We’ve already played the elimination game which has helped us - biggest offenders are gluten and collagen related anything (we think). She’ll be 3 in a couple months, spayed, normal on all other fronts. We feed her fromm kibble, mixed with some wet food (Fromm) and “the daily” supplement from native pet. The stool issue isn’t really predictable unless she gets a rogue crumb from the counter. We’ve had her since she was 6mo and it seems to come and go. Her stool regularly starts normal and tapers to thin and loose at the end.

Unsure if anyone has some insight or advice here. google is only so helpful and I’m tired of being woken up at 2am cause she has to poop, also I’m trying not to spiral.

u/Disastrous-Egg-2537 — 14 hours ago
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Searching for adoptable hounds in the Midwest

Hello, fellow hound lovers!

My husband and I lost our amazing foxhound mix, Penny, this past February. We adopted her when she was one and she passed at 14 years old. She was an incredible dog. We started our search for another dog and are having trouble finding hounds in the greater Detroit, MI area. Do you all have any suggestions for hound-specific or hound-heavy rescues within 4-6 hours of Detroit? Or hound rescues that transport to the Midwest? Any suggestions or leads are appreciated!

Give your hounds a scratch behind their big ears for me!

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u/mbeevay — 4 hours ago
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