Two weeks ago I was in a National forest, in the middle of nowhere and found a Walker pup lying in a ditch. He was very emaciated, malnourished and severe leg wounds to both legs ( looks like he was caught in a snare trap). I brought him home and brought him to the vet. Update: He went for follow up yesterday and vaccinations. He gained 12 lbs. and still underweight. He is much better. Very smart. He is under 6 months old. He is now being trained to live in our home and learning to love my cats.!!! He is a big mush. Loves to be on the couch and lay on me. He will never suffer again🥰

i rescued my walker 3 years ago in june! he was returned from 4 homes before me. i hate when people don’t research breeds! they are BRED to be loud! i love my little baby and all of his talking!

Adopted a Treeing Walker Coonhound about 5 months ago age 5 (?) and he is a heartworm dog. Probably more of a dog than I should have gotten as we are on the older side but have 4.5 acres in a rural area. A great dog - he is now just keeping all the creatures out of our yard - nose to the ground, and can howl for hours if left to himself. We use an e-collar fence so running off is not an issue. Only takes a small vibration to get him to come home. Great loving dog.

I've had a Walker for 5years now and what an awesome dog. Independent, intelligent and very low maintenance. But boy, what a howl!

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We rescued a 9 year old Walker best thing we ever did. He is the sweetest big boy. I love when he talks.

They are very affectionate and make great pets. They can play very rough but are not aggressive. They need to run and play alot but if they do they are very happy to snuggle

My Oliver is TWC and beagle mixed. We have had him for almost 5 years and he was 12 weeks when I got him from the shelter. He is super smart and loves to play fetch and tug. He's also a piece of velcro. He loves being with you and LOVES all the pets.

I have a walker hound w a husky mix he’s such a precious sweet dog. He has no aggression in his heart. He’s my baby

i have one he barks at everything

Everyone says that they’re loud, mine almost never barks, pretty quiet

Sweetest dog ever! Barks mostly when he's pissed or wants something. Loves to chase stick and will climb trees and stumps for fun. We hired a trainer because we needed to be trained as well as the dog.

We rescued Max from a shelter in 2006. He was almost 2 years old. Our house is set back quite far from the road, so when he would bark we knew someone was coming before we could even see them. Max rarely barked or howled otherwise. He died this year from bladder cancer. He truly was our best friend and we are grateful for every day that we had with him.

I love my Noodle dog. She has been the most challenging, but is also the most intelligent and affectionate. With consistent, calm leadership, she has learned to behave and do many tricks. I live how big she is, and she forever feels like a squishy puppy :)

I’ve had my treeing walker for 10 years now and he’s the sweetest boy, you can see him in my profile pic

We just took in another walker, its been two years since we had one in the rescue and I forgot how much I love this breed.

I love my 100% Walker, Metta (previous: Loretta). She was feral. When I adopted her she was impossible. So she lived for two weeks with an awesome trainer. Now she goes to every class with me and comforts my students. Yes, she's stubborn and demanding. But she loves people and dogs. The long walks to the dog park and work keep me healthy.

I have a waller hound pit mix, and he trains very well. Food is his favorite, so he has to work for it, just like his water. He has to sit before I place the water down. If he doesn't listen when I train him, I make him go through a lit: Sit, Lay down, Stand, and touch. Sometimes I'll also make him sit and stay, wall across the apartment and say "touch" and he jumps and rushes towards my hand and touches it, and gets one treat maybe two. When he only gets one I tell him "You only get one because you didn't listen the first time" I'm gonna start his task training as a Service Dog. He's learning once a harness goes on him there is no bad behavior, so when He finally gets a "service dog in training" vest he will already know he has to listen 100%. I showed him how to bow only a few times and he can do it as long as I do the signs. Soon he will start to learn emotional tasks as long as tasks for anxiety, like I tried my other Service Dog, once he can get down ignore really well, and gets his shots I'm gonna take him out to the dog park, and teach him there so he will learn to Focus better, and only then will I start taking him into stores. Best places to this? Attwoods, and pet stores are the best places to start off because of all the animal smells

#11 they have the best softest most floppy ears ever

My WalkerHoundDog turns 12 in just a month now. She still has energy like you wouldn't believe. I noticed she doesn't like to jump out of the truck, or into the truck like she used to. However she still can and does. She likes to know where I am at all times, and must "yell" at me every day when leaving in the morning. Or Everytime I leave actually. She is by far the most intelligent dog I've owned. There is no box or container or fence that can contain her. Although not prone to escaping or running off, if the fence is left open, there's a 10% chance she might take a walk without me. She is usually a piece of cake to walk. Often I go late at night and she carries her own leash and sticks beside me. Now the hunter in her is a defining characteristic and runs in her blood. Very little to no training is required if your looking for a good hunting dog. Keep in mind there's not a mean bone in her body and she has never harmed a living creature. However she has an overwhelming innate desire to chase small game up trees, or into corners. She then points and barks.

As you see from my pic I Love my TWC. My dog is the smartest dog I have EVER had. I love my big boy!

My treeing walker looks for things to bark at, whether we’re at home, in the car, or just on a walk!! But for the most part quiet.

You are so right on about these dogs. I have a 6 year old female. She is a runner for sure. in fact she wont come back so sadly I cannot take her hunting although her firat owner trained her to hunt with hand signs not vocal. She is a blast we love her so much. I wish the training ive supplied her would have worked to get her to come back to me. I only wish you could have supplied a recording of their belly barks. They sure make some fun noises. Also to note a question , I read that this breed is almost extinct in the US sad they sure are great dogs to have around. I am a huge advocate in pet adoption over buying bred dogs. I actually got mine from a rescue. So glad I did.

This looks like an extraordinary dog breed :) thanks for this video, i never heard about them before

Mine is mixed with black lab and is the best dog I've ever had.

Yeah mine barks quite a bit but not obsessive, she's a great dog she's super loving

A walker hound was my first dog, and my kids will inherit a walker as my last dog

I have one and he can be so sweet but definitely full of energy and he recently injured one of his back Paws got stitches and is a Houdini when it comes to the cone of shame or a muzzle resulting in him pulling out his stitches also they have a High pain tolerance and let's just say when the vet gave mild tranquilizers they really don't work

Rescued a Walker, will bring her home in 4 days. Always owned Bassets. Looking forward to having a different hound!

We have a rescue. Named him jesco. He was very neglected, chained up in a shed and extremely thin. Took him a long time to really eat anything. My boyfriend had no idea what he was in for. Alot of hard work, patience and training. We dont hunt with him so the instincts definitely kick in and hes alot to handle. Very loving but loves to get into everything and tries to run away every chance he gets. Super stubborn. But also a good listener. Doesn't really bark too much but he goes absolutely nuts at the river baying. Just wants to swim and fetch all day. Will clear a beach of people haha. Love him to death.

Great video and info.😊😊😊

I own one, a rescue, his nose gets him in trouble, must be on a leash or you'll run forever!!!! Stubborn, get a scent and you need to keep them focused on what they need to do.

My family has a female, she can bark and howl incredibly loudly if she wants to but almost never does. Big thing to note is that these dogs live by their noses. They’ll run away and they won’t respond by name. Other than that, very well-disciplined (I compare her to a “little soldier” 😂) very easily trained, and extremely athletic. Also very very sensitive. Almost like a small child! All around good dogs.

I have two blue tick treeing Walker coonhound mix. Ones more the of one breed and the other is more like the other.

Great video!

I have a beagle mix, at least I think that is what I have. I rescued him from a high kill shelter in West Virginia where he was on death row to be executed the following day. We brought him to Oregon, then to Washington state. I think he's a cross because of his size. He's a tri-color and a steady 37 pounds.

Tenemos uno pero es un terremoto, tiene 4 meses.

Me and Ellie May go out at night a lot because it’s a lil cooler. 1-2 hours, she’s on fire at night after sleeping all day. Ever see the crazy hound dog get a case of zoomies? She’s on leash and has burst of energy to run and because on leash runs in a circle back and forth with me holding on to her, Lol. I like when she whips around and shows off her athleticism and charges me, lol. Love my Ellie May

I got a male and female out of pennsylvania. They may be the only two in california 😂

Got our coonhound from a shelter 9 years ago because a friend called one day called saying they had this puppy that was going to be put down in 30 minutes unless we take her. Needless to say we gained one dog that day... No regrets though. The cherry on this cake was that this friend told us she was a Jack Russell XD Biggest Jack Russell I've ever seen in my life.

I want this breed I have a beagle now you think they will be ok together she’s 11

Loud and stubborn? Oh yes.

We had a treeing walker we rescued. She started out to challenge our nerves but with time, patience, exercise and training turned out to be the best dog we have ever owned. She was so sweet and appreciative of the life we gave her. Unfortunately she died from cancer.

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Love your accent Rocadog! Russian? Poppy rescued us 7+ years ago but we just lost her to bone cancer a month ago. She was lost before she showed up on our 100 acres and had no identification other than a blaze orange hunting collar. No telling how long she was lost since she only weighed 40 pounds but eventually stabilized at 56 pounds (after treating her for heartworms). She was absolutely the best dog I've ever had. Wicked smart, unbelievable nose, somewhat cunning, extremely high energy, Alpha female yet very loving in her own special way. Here are a few short videos which give you a feeling for her personality: studio.kzfaq.info/love/6-dd4KiYMzWDQqYsPsuVTwvideos/upload?filter=%5B%5D&sort=%7B"columnType"%3A"date"%2C"sortOrder"%3A"DESCENDING"%7D

Hi How can i get two... male and female?

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FYI most of the pics used are foxhounds, not walkers