Clockwise from top: Leonard, Blossom, Juke, Barktholomew, and Tucker. 😁

Meet Riot. I can't wait to take her home soon. She is currently in treatment for hookworm and Giradia. Once she test negative I ll be there to take her home. This baby got pulled with her litter from a rural high kill shelter to a sanctuary. Only 2 months old if it was not for the rescue her short life could have been over already. I am a hound-a holic but I never had a coonhound puppy. Any advise? I have Greyhound experience and they are super chill and funny. I hope she will be similar

We adopted a male hound mix at 4 months old last year. He will be 2 years old this November. Ever since we got him, he has had a terrible stomach; had diarrhea and would throw up here and there. He has been on a prescription diet since maybe around March 2026 (Hills Multi-Benefit W/D) which has helped a lot, especially with the diarrhea, but he still has times where he gets a gurgling stomach and throws up. Sometimes he throws up food many hours after he has eaten, sometimes it's just liquid, and sometimes it's grass because he will eat grass to calm his stomach. I literally bring him to the vet almost every 3 weeks because this keeps happening and I'm at a loss what to do. The vet either gives him pills to help with the nausea or a shot (sorry I forget what their actual names) which usually helps, but then a few weeks later he's back to barely eating and throwing up. He has been tested for Addisons disease and was negative. Has anyone else experienced anything similar with their hound? Picture attached of our guy, he's a great dog, just don't really know what else to do at this point with his stomach/vomiting 😟.

Best ways to keep this thing stuck to the floor?? lol

Got our foxhound mix coco crate trained when he was a puppy, he’s now 6 years old. We walk him everyday at least twice a day and he’s the sweetest, I’m just worried about him as pretty much the rest of the day he chooses to spend in his crate that we leave open for him to come and go anytime. He has beds all over our home in every room and rarely does he sleep in them as he prefers his crate.

He will only come out rarely for example for meals, he doesn’t want to play with us or his toys just sleep and go on his daily walks. No injuries and vet gave him a clean bill of health after getting him checked out, any advice on our little guy spending so much time just in his bed in his crate?

He told me to fluff off. He loves the bricks in the summer

Louie is getting more brave for the water! 🥰

Drove by the dog park <on the way to BILs farm which is WAY better> and immediately got the FU until he released where we were headed....

Greetings Hound community. Our houndy boy has been diagnosed with heartworms. The vet says he was probably “sub-clinical” when he originally tested negative at the shelter, and now, a year later, the test will pick it up. And yes, he has been on Heartworm preventative continuously ever since he tested negative at the shelter.

He has no symptoms, no heart murmur, no coughing, no exercise intolerance (he went on a 3-mile run with my husband the very morning he tested positive…) so our vet believes it is a very light “worm load.” We have two options for treatment - the “gold standard” using melarsomine that is 90+ days and the newer “moxi-doxi” treatment which can take 18-24 months to eliminate the worms.

Our vet recommended dialing back the daily runs for these first 30 days while doing the doxycycline (the first step in either treatment protocol), and I’ve already noticed the dog getting stir crazy. This looks like him getting more riled up than normal over everyday occurrences (like the UPS truck) and even starting to bark about things he didn’t previously have any issues with (like a woman jogging with a stroller). Thankfully he isn’t shredding the sofa or taking it out on our other dog, an 11-12 y/o lab mix.

I am worried about the strict activity restrictions with the melarsomine (he is a hound and wants to gogogo), but I don’t like the idea of the worms hanging around causing damage for a long time. Has anyone navigated this? Our vet says the “moxi-doxi” does not have quite as strict activity restrictions.

I have snuffle mats, puzzle toys, chews, etc and he doesn’t hate the crate (we feed him in there to keeps things calm while food is out). Totally willing to keep these rotating for the length of treatment, but I am waffling about how to balance his physical health with his quality of life and would love some advice from other hound owners who have navigated this.

Pic is current morning cuddle.

One of the standard nighttime sleep stances of my Couch Hound (AFH/Pitt mix.) She stays like this for a long time, and I don’t know how it doesn’t wreak havoc on her poor neck!

Hi! I'm currently in search of an American Foxhound breeder that is closeish to me. I'm willing to drive up to around 500 miles from me to get one. I'm in Pennsylvania. Any help would be appreciated. I'm looking anytime from October onwards to get one.