I live in a small town with no leash laws so everyone’s dogs run free as most houses sit on acreage. We must have new neighbors because a gorgeous Redbone hound has come to visit me and my dogs daily. He has a collar and is healthy and friendly. He is so handsome and eye-catching. I didn’t know much about the breed until watching this video. Thank you! They are impressive dogs.
I have a redbone/retriever mix. She looks much like the redbone, but her color goes from red at her head to reddish tan on her lower body and her ears aren't as long (still pretty long though). She definitely has the energy level though, that dog wants to run and play all day long. Three long walks a day, frequent trips to the dog park, and she still spends a lot of time bouncing off the walls of the house. Super sweet and very smart.
I have a Redbone Coonhound named Scarlett and she is my best friend 🥰 one trick I taught her was how to whisper 😃 I think that's pretty good for a Hound 😏
I have a almost 3 year old redbone and she is a runner she's never been on a leash other to bathe. I live in the woods about and she and my black mouth kur come and go as they plz. I highly recommend a redbone as a pet to keep away unwanted bear and coyotes she was a little scared when we heard the bobcat. Over all great dog with energy enough to keep unwanted wild animals away.
Mine is very talkative....loves to play.....and is a terrible beggar...worst I’ve ever seen. Also a good watch dog, she sounds ferocious!....lots of personality.
I'm just gonna let y'all know I have the best redbone in the world. 6yrs old and my best friend. She was found nearly dead at 6 months old. Best snuggler I could ask for
I'll say this for the person who hasn't had one but will for hunting, mine sacrificed herself for me. Took the Gore from a hog meant for me. They can be highly intelligent when the need calls. But it depends on the dog I suppose. A good bloodline is a must in my personal opinion. Makes all the difference.
My advice is: DO NOT get a Redbone hound unless you can run that dog 10 miles per day. A good long run, a run with you alongside while you're biking or else an enormously long beach walk w/ the hound off-leash. I speak from experience because my Redbone hound got a ridiculous amount of exercise with me when I was a teenager. He could run 10 miles in a day, easy. Then, 15 minutes later he would take off and be found 1/2 way across town. Redbones make excellent family dogs, but only if you can wear them out to the point of exhaustion. Everything said in this video is correct about making sure to have a high fence, buried at the bottom. BUT-----to chain or tether a hound dog is just cruel. Don't get any dog if you intend to leave it all on its own for hours on end. That's terrible for the dog. The Redbone hound is known for its "bell" ------ meaning its bark has a wonderful and distinct tone to it, extremely pleasing and can be heard for quite some distance. These are not barky dogs at all, but when they're happy they will call out the most splendid aaahhhhooo aaahhhhooo sound. It is wonderful to hear. My Redbone (male) wasn't into fetching or toys or chasing after things. He was super mellow------as long as he got enough exercise. He wasn't hyperactive or needy, not in the way some working dogs are. He just loved to run with the bike and play on the beach and take long long **long** mountain hikes. It is true Redbones will follow their noses, so you really MUST train them to have a great recall. I learned how to whistle loud enough (people would be astounded at my loud whistle) so that my dog could find me, no problem. But he did get lost a couple times, thanks to him taking off on his own. He lived to be 14 years of age. We buried him in the backyard. I still think about him a lot and feel lucky to have had such a cool, lovable, terrific, fun companion for all my adventures when I was young. That said, and I know I'm sounding repetitive here: these dogs are bred to run, run, RUN. (Please note: Spay and Neuter. If you just have to have a certain breed of dog----go to breed specific rescue online and ADOPT.)
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I live in a small town with no leash laws so everyone’s dogs run free as most houses sit on acreage. We must have new neighbors because a gorgeous Redbone hound has come to visit me and my dogs daily. He has a collar and is healthy and friendly. He is so handsome and eye-catching. I didn’t know much about the breed until watching this video. Thank you! They are impressive dogs.
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We love our Redbone named Wilbur. We adopted him as a stray, he is about 6 years old. Beautiful, sweet, loyal dog.
You are great for adopting Ben 👍
Had my Redbone Elvis for 13 yrs best boy it was time I kissed him he looked up at me and wagged his tail before he passed Coonhounds rule
Sorry for your loss..
I have a redbone/retriever mix. She looks much like the redbone, but her color goes from red at her head to reddish tan on her lower body and her ears aren't as long (still pretty long though). She definitely has the energy level though, that dog wants to run and play all day long. Three long walks a day, frequent trips to the dog park, and she still spends a lot of time bouncing off the walls of the house. Super sweet and very smart.
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My granddaughter raises and trains redbone as service/ support dogs, they're amazing working dogs!
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i love how they are so damn smart, and totally Loving
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I have a Redbone Coonhound named Scarlett and she is my best friend 🥰 one trick I taught her was how to whisper 😃 I think that's pretty good for a Hound 😏
Awesome!
Lol my neighbors wish I would teach my redbone how to whisper
Another great video, keep it up!
Thank you!
I have a almost 3 year old redbone and she is a runner she's never been on a leash other to bathe. I live in the woods about and she and my black mouth kur come and go as they plz. I highly recommend a redbone as a pet to keep away unwanted bear and coyotes she was a little scared when we heard the bobcat. Over all great dog with energy enough to keep unwanted wild animals away.
Mine is very talkative....loves to play.....and is a terrible beggar...worst I’ve ever seen. Also a good watch dog, she sounds ferocious!....lots of personality.
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What a lovely dog,good video and info.😊
Great hunters. Thanks 😊
Yeah I have a Redbone Coonhound
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The name Redbone comes from an early breeder from Tennessee named Peter or Daniel redbone. He did a lot for establishing them as a breed
I'm just gonna let y'all know I have the best redbone in the world.
6yrs old and my best friend.
She was found nearly dead at 6 months old. Best snuggler I could ask for
👍👍 Awesome!
I'll say this for the person who hasn't had one but will for hunting, mine sacrificed herself for me. Took the Gore from a hog meant for me. They can be highly intelligent when the need calls. But it depends on the dog I suppose. A good bloodline is a must in my personal opinion. Makes all the difference.
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Preston- I love these dogs. My questions are are these dogs ok for apartments? What’s a fair price so I don’t over pay?
My advice is: DO NOT get a Redbone hound unless you can run that dog 10 miles per day. A good long run, a run with you alongside while you're biking or else an enormously long beach walk w/ the hound off-leash.
I speak from experience because my Redbone hound got a ridiculous amount of exercise with me when I was a teenager. He could run 10 miles in a day, easy. Then, 15 minutes later he would take off and be found 1/2 way across town.
Redbones make excellent family dogs, but only if you can wear them out to the point of exhaustion. Everything said in this video is correct about making sure to have a high fence, buried at the bottom. BUT-----to chain or tether a hound dog is just cruel. Don't get any dog if you intend to leave it all on its own for hours on end. That's terrible for the dog.
The Redbone hound is known for its "bell" ------ meaning its bark has a wonderful and distinct tone to it, extremely pleasing and can be heard for quite some distance. These are not barky dogs at all, but when they're happy they will call out the most splendid aaahhhhooo aaahhhhooo sound. It is wonderful to hear.
My Redbone (male) wasn't into fetching or toys or chasing after things. He was super mellow------as long as he got enough exercise. He wasn't hyperactive or needy, not in the way some working dogs are. He just loved to run with the bike and play on the beach and take long long **long** mountain hikes.
It is true Redbones will follow their noses, so you really MUST train them to have a great recall. I learned how to whistle loud enough (people would be astounded at my loud whistle) so that my dog could find me, no problem. But he did get lost a couple times, thanks to him taking off on his own.
He lived to be 14 years of age. We buried him in the backyard. I still think about him a lot and feel lucky to have had such a cool, lovable, terrific, fun companion for all my adventures when I was young. That said, and I know I'm sounding repetitive here: these dogs are bred to run, run, RUN. (Please note: Spay and Neuter. If you just have to have a certain breed of dog----go to breed specific rescue online and ADOPT.)
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Honestly i did not know much about them before this video, but they seem like a great dogs
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Wow you can’t spell favorite
@@Wienerdogthegreat lol you can use both, favorite or favourite.
Yes cause I have one
I would hope all you enthusiast and crummy breeders get away from my dogs! Leave these dogs alone! keep working on your pugs!
“Dog sports like sniffing” 🙄😂
My coonhound is so loveable that it hurts because of the nails when he humps and love bites
Wow clearly there’s a distinct personality trait because mine does the same exact thing! Haha
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You are wrong about the ears has nothing to do with hearing at all
What does it have to do with?
@@calliebatey3867 their ears help them smell by catching more of the scent
You're correct.
I thought Redbones originated mostly from Georgia rather than Tennessee.
I think you're right about that. And they are prized for their "bell" (bark).