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Redbone Coonhound Q&A

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Is it abnormal for a Redbone Coonhound to shed excessively? I have one that is 5 years old and she has never been a "light shedder." It also seems to get worse every year as she gets older.
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How do you get a Red Bone to heel when she is very interested in sniffing and ready to run?
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how do redbones do with underground fences?
we have an underground fence and my redbone will not cross it.
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My purebread coonhound is 3 years old and weighs well over 50lbs, problem is that his back and belly sides are very skinny looking. He eats at least 4 cups of food/day but his spine still shows. Is this normal?
if your dog is too skinny, try adding a high fat meat to his diet until he ''thickens out.''make sure that he gets plenty of exersize everyday. walking, jogging, or even swimming some. i try to make sure my redbone gets at least an hour to and hour and a half of exersize every day. you could even try asking a local vet or coondog breeder for ideas or tips onthis problem.
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My redbone coonhound has all the traits and markings that the breed is supposed to have except! I think his ears are a little to short is that a flaw in his breeding or is that just the way some pups turn out?
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why are my coon hounds eyeys red today. allergies ??
my coonhound used to have this problem. it is most likely because of lack of sleep.
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