It depends on the dog's lineage. Show quality bloodhounds are not usually the best at search and rescue. It is best to get a hound that is from working lines. I have a bluetick coonhound that I use for SAR. She is awesome at it. She is out of the Gascon style of bluetick, which is a larger and floppier hound than the standards of today call for. Blueticks are a cold nosed trailer like the bloodhounds and black and tan coonhounds; this means they can track an older/fainter trail better than a walker, plott hound, english coonhound etc... I have seen a lot of bloodhounds lately with dog aggression and non-cancerous tumors. Whatever breed a person chooses, they need to be sure it comes from a reputable breeder with healthy dogs that are out of working lines and non-aggressive. This good start will assist in being a successful SAR dog. Essentially though, how well that dog is past that point is up to the handler. I would suggest Kevin Kocher's method of training. This is what I use for my dog, and you WILL NOT be disappointed with the results as long as you are dedicated and put forth the effort! His book is call How to Train a Police Bloodhound and Scent Discriminating Patrol Dog. Good luck and happy trailing!
It looks like a bloodhound to me. Internet search for that breed and scent hound if you are generally interested in these types of hunting/working dogs.
A Bloodhound is a breed of dog known for its exceptional sense of smell, especially for tracking scents over long distances. They are often used in search and rescue missions, as well as in law enforcement to help locate missing persons or fugitives. Bloodhounds are also used in hunting to track wounded game.
Some different types of hound dogs around the world include the Beagle, Bloodhound, Greyhound, Basset Hound, Dachshund, and Afghan Hound. Each hound breed has unique characteristics tailored to their specific hunting abilities and temperament.
A bloodhound has a better sense of smell compared to a Labrador retriever. Bloodhounds have up to 300 million scent receptors, while Labradors have around 220 million. Additionally, bloodhounds are specifically bred for their scent tracking abilities.
Columbo had a bloodhound. The dog doesn't have a name, though, because, as he later explains, he and his wife could never agree on a name.
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No, the Basset Hound was bred from the Bloodhound and has no relation to Coonhounds.
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a blood hound! (canned laughter)
it came from the blood of a hound.....
They track blood down and they are a type of dog, so hound for dog ! Thankyou and goodnight :)
I have seen several different breeds in different adaptations of the book but the hound is most commonly depicted as a bloodhound.
It looks like a bloodhound to me. Internet search for that breed and scent hound if you are generally interested in these types of hunting/working dogs.
Copper is the fox. The dog in the movie is a bloodhound.
Basset Hound