Hello everyone, this is our newly adopted six month old puppy Bruna. We adopted her for a Rescue Centre in Greece and she is currently 11.5 kg. We have been wondering what breed or mix of breed she is as we have no clue. We think perhaps plott hound or Greek hare hound but would love some additional opinions!

“Don’t you know it’s cold outside, mawm??”

Have any of you trained your hound to pull a sled (or a bike or to skijor)? I have an American foxhound who loves to pull. I saw a used kicksled for sale and it got me thinking it might be fun to train him up as a short distance/just for fun sled dog. Curious if anyone else has a sled dog hound! 😊

So sad to think about what this dog has been through. Part of her tail is cut off, she has a big scar on her face, and shes afraid of everything and everyone especially men. 5 adoption meetings before me but nobody wanted her. I've wanted a little hound just like her for years now and when I learned more about her I knew she had to be my dog. Its been 2 days and shes already starting to show me that she feels safe. I can't wait to watch her become herself ❤️

I have a beagle/foxhound cross and I love him dearly but he is truly the laziest dog I have ever met. I’m a big hiker and outdoorsman (fishing, hiking, kayaking, hunting) but I don’t even hike particularly long distances and my pup just doesn’t like them. Doesn’t like the outdoors at all actually.

He’s getting on in years so thinking a bit on my next dog. I love hounds for their affable and friendly personalities.

Overall looking for a breed that:

-doesn’t exceed 80lbs
-likes water and wants to swim
-enough energy to want to hike 5 miles or generally be outside all day engaging in various activities
-enjoys fetch
-is naturally quite friendly

My old dude loves blankets and having things draped over him lmao

I've had my black and tan hound since she was a puppy, she's about 5 years old now. She's a typical high energy, high prey drive, and loud. I bought a house with a huge yard, privacy fence and kinda in the out skirts of the city. It's a dead end road and my neighbor has like 35+ acres of land.

I tried to get along with my neighbor. However, since I moved in she has complained about my dog barking. I've done everything I can to reduce the barking. I've gotten bark collars, medication, toys/chews, and recently every time I leave to stay the night somewhere, she comes with. She's a hound she's going to bark or bay, she has access to the inside and outside of my house and large backyard.

When I am home she is quiet and well behaved and when I leave I check on her with my cameras and most of the time she is sleeping in the recliner. When she isn't, she is usually running around in the yard--but not barking.

Today my neighbor sends me an all caps text demanding I do something about her barking or she'll call animal control. I told her I've done everything I can to stop their complaining... she demands I lock her inside, which I don't want to do because then she has accidents in the house.

I don't know what else to do besides rehome her or keep ignoring the neighbor. If I look to rehome her I would want an experienced hound owner who would spoil her like I do and give her the best hound life. She doesn't like small dogs/animals, gets along with bigger dogs but I'd prefer her an only dog. She is very loving and smart and can learn super fast. She has allergies and is on anxiety medication (which she could probably do without if she was with someone who worked from home or someone was home with her.)

Any suggestions?

Dorsal fin pics welcome

If anyone comes in, there's no doubt about who runs this house.

We adopted our lovely Foxhound, Cheddar, one year ago. She is the sweetest girl and we love going hiking with her. Before adopting Cheddar, we also used to be avid campers.

We've tried camping twice with Cheddar, and in both instances she had a miserable time. She cries the entire time, paces, and doesn't sleep much. We bring her coolaroo, which she does use, she's on a very long lead we string up between two trees at our campsite, we bring a brand new smoked bone for her to enjoy (which she hardly touches), and we try wearing her out with a long walk with lots of pauses for hound dog sniffs. We've even tried hemp calming treats. Still, lots of cries and the horrible feeling we're torturing her during our single-night camp-out.

Anybody out there with a similar experience but were able to turn things around? Is this just something that can be solved with more exposure or is it better just to board her when we go camping?

Any feedback is appreciated!

I’m going through a very hard time at the moment mentally, and it’s making me realise just how grateful I am to have Scout. She’s been my best friend for 5 years, and she truly is my soulmate. Even after a long day she’ll always be there, waiting for me. It gives me purpose and a reason to smile and be happy and love, having her who relies on me for basic things, she doesn’t realise how much she does for me.

I have the sweetest girl to look forward to loving every day and I’m so grateful to have that. Dogs are amazing.

My friend does not have a reddit account

"1 year old spayed heeler/shepherd/collie mix. Needs a big fenced in yard or a farm. Can be reactive but honestly needs more time love and training than can be given."

She's super sweet and energetic, and loves dearly. She loves standing up and "hugging" you and licking your face and is so sweet.

She needs to be rehomed because the current place they are in is not working with having her.

Rehome fee does apply

She's in the Puget Sound region.

Bf said he won’t be able to sleep tonight. She’s really goofy and has a lot of odd ways she rests her face lol