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coonhound

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coonhound
a term loosely applied to a number of varieties of hunting dogs in the southern United States, few of which are recognized as specific breeds. See black and tan coonhound, bluetick coonhound, english coonhound, redbone coonhound, treeing walker coonhound.
coonhound paralysis
see polyradiculoneuritis.
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