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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.

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This usually means being dragged around the national forest at the end of a leash attached to Willie, a retired 85 pound black and tan coonhound with three legs, high hope for one last catch and an uncontrollable response to certain scents.
A female coonhound named ``Fern'' died Sunday after suffering shortness of breath and a distended stomach, symptoms that suggest she might have been poisoned, said Detective Victor Lewandowski of the Santa Clarita sheriff's station.
More than 16,000 competitions for AKC-registered purebred dogs are held under AKC rules each year including conformation, agility, obedience, rally, tracking, herding, lure coursing, coonhound events, hunt tests, field and earthdog trials.
 
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