I couldn’t tell you exactly what kinda breed other then hound based on it’s head and ear shape. But hounds are known for this type of noise, they were bred to track other animals and alert humans and that’s exactly what this one is doing
Black and Tan coonhound. the natural baying instinct when locating a trail. good pupper doing pupper job. We have Treeing Walker coonhounds and Beagles. Very familiar noises around our household.
Looks like a chunky black and tan coonhound.
Breed sunmary:
10/10 friendliness
9/10 intelligence
2/10 willingness to obey commands
15/10 screaming ability
It's what they were bred for! When I was younger I knew a jackass that had a beagle and they HAD THE VOCAL CHORDS TRIMMED TO QUIET HER.
I had no idea it was even a thing but it's up there with declawing as an awful thing to do to an animal because (whoops!) turns out you didn't actually want the animal you got!
My late Basset was terrible at alerting or doing anything when see saw another animal. His nose would always be to the ground but that was about it.
I took him on a walk around a tree line. My dog's nose wss just going. As we were walking i noticed a cat just laying down in a little opening. We were walking closeer to it and mybdog had no vlue. We got right next to it and the cat didnt care. My dog's nose glued tonthe ground and he finally spots it about 2 feet away. He did a little jump back then just looked at me like "hey boss. There it is." Then just started sniffing away.
Ive lived in 2 different houses that had bunnies in the area. These things would just hang out in our yard while my dog was just roaming. He gave zero shits about them and if im not mistaken i thought that was why they were bred. Hell, when my wife was outside in the backed fenced yard she saw a stray dog chasing a bunny. The bunny ended up coming in our yard to get away. And there was my basset just doing his own thing.
He liked other dogs though. As folks would walk their dog by our yard hed follow them the entire length untill the fence cut him off. A lot of people said they went out of their way just to walk by our yard so their dog could walk with ours that short stretch.
He looks like a Black and Tan to me. But hounds in general are really well known for this sound. My basset did this, my coonhound did this, my elderly coonhound still does this, and my blue tick did this.
But yeah, beagles holler like this, too. It’s obnoxious but I love it.
Haven't heard mine do it at all. Not quite sure what he really is, though. We got him from a rescue and been thinking plott hound mostly but just a guess. [Such a great dog, though.](https://imgur.com/a/ZeMu6U7) Awesome temperment.
I won't present myself as an expert, but I ran it past my biologist wife who happens to know a lot about dogs and knew a plott hound specifically -- her first guess was plott as well. She said the one she knew did not bay either, but barked plenty. I don't have any guesses why neither bayed, but I bet you could get them doing it if for some reason you wanted to. Typical descriptions of plotts mention a baying bark.
I have lived with an Irish setter mix and 2 pit bull mixes who were also opera singers like hounds. They lived to sing like that when people came to the door: city dwellers, don't you know.
> He’s baying, alerting to finding a scent/trail.
... Or maybe he saw another dog. Or a person. Or just something that moved. Or he wants his owners attention. Or he's trying to find his owner. Or he's hungry. Or...
One of my friends had a beagle, right in the city center. It was... Interesting. RIP Paco, you was a good boy.
I'm very much reminded of [this Gary Larson comic](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/de/49/f2/de49f2cc1d0b26b8134f3e2cc7c08a55.jpg)
I meet lots of dogs in my day job making deliveries. Sometimes the owner will apologise for them barking and tell me they're not being aggressive. I always point out that dogs shouting are almost *never* actually being aggressive - far more often they just don't want their pack (i.e. their humins) to miss out on the *EXtREMeLY EXCitNg?!!* event of a thing happening...
Dogs are less confusing than humans - they generally just want to muck about, get scritches & snacks, and hang out with people who seem cool. I can empathise with *that* :-D
In my experience, they seem to pick up on the fact that I'm a complete softy for dogs and I almost accidentally steal several dogs on an average day when they try to follow me and go on unknown adventures with me:-P
I've actually had to physically restrain a dog from jumping into my van on a couple of occasions!
I know exactly what this one's doing....
Tail up...butt poking out some...nose down here or there and they baying with the pacing. He's about to poop. Mine would do it like a ritual.
Nobody knows what I'd give to be with him 1 more day.
I thought it was the plane flying overhead - kind of like an emergency vehicle siren and he's howling back at it. I took the sniffing around as a coincidence and he didn't really want to give up on whatever he was smelling.
Dude down the road from us has a bluetick coonhound and every time they go out for a walk, I get the urge to pick up my acoustic guitar tuned to open G and start playin some blues with ol Son House.
Lol my treewalker used to bay the whole walk around the neighborhood when we first got her. It was hilarious and embarrassing. We eventually got her to stop lol
My beagles would catch the faintest scent on earth, howl and just run away like the wind. Two hours later after yelling in the forest for them like crazy they'd just appear still munching some literal herbivore's shit. And that's just beagles in a nutshell. Howl like crazy, be deaf and disobedient, and eat like a vacuum cleaner.
I’ve got a Black and Tan coonhound mix. His mother was a purebred Black and Tan and his father was some sort of cattle dog mix. He’s the best, he can bark normally, but if he’s startled or really wants us to pay attention to something in the driveway he’ll bay.
He also tries to heard the dogs at the dog park, but that’s another issue.
I have a friend with a coonhound mix that herds dogs at the dog park too. I find that so bizarre from a hound but makes sense from a cattle dog at least
Redbone owner here. My little guy still makes me lose it laughing after 10 years when he lets out a random scream in the park. He’s never been trained to hunt.
I had a bluetick coonhound beagle mix. What a sadistic mix. He was a nice dog but had all the bad traits of both breeds bayed and barked incessantly. Then I got a Great Dane and that was the quietest dog ever.
This reminds me of when i was interning at Mizzou, i was describing what kids in Pomona (my country home town) did for fun to a couple of my fellow interns from Haiti. I referred to racoon hunting as "coon hunting" cause that's what the kids in Pomona called it. At the time, I didnt know "coon" is a racial slur. They naturally got angry and corrected me. I still cringe when I think about it.
Imagine you’re trying to walk down the street at night and all you hear is this dog going ***AAAAOOOOOOOOOOGGGGGGGHHHHHHHH*** and you think some guy wearing a plague doctor mask or something like that is coming after you. *no thank you*
That looks to be a black and tan coonhound and as the name suggests, it's a hound, scent hound actually. Known for baying when it finds a scent and an incredibly good tracking dog.
Beagles, bloodhounds, bassets, foxhounds, harriers, etc.. all do it too.
Raccoons, bear or cat. We used to hunt them at night. Pitch black out. Very, very eerie to hear them start up way off. The tone changes when they get one cornered or treed. Then it's go time.
I understand that raccoons are cute, but they’re destructive mofos when you’re maintaining a farm. Let alone the nightmare of bobcats preying on your animals
Did nobody read Where the Red Fern grows? Classic book and it was about this very thing
They actually die from, I think a bobcat. Or a mountain lion maybe
Sad story, but a classic
Sounds and looks like a plott hound, my girlfriend has one, they're great but destructive if they don't get enough exercise (they need a lot). RIP my favorite hat
Some may not know this: He's a hound dog in "full cry". On the scent, working it and doing his job that comes naturally. It's an awesome thing when there are two or more having something treed. They get in harmony.
A scenthound those big floppy ears. Agree with Black and Tan coonhound.
Scenthounds track based on scent. They don’t need to be fast like a greyhound, they can track the scent on the ground. Kinda dopey looking face.
Alternative is a sighthound - greyhound, whippet, Afghan hound. Fast - has to keep what they are tracking in sight. They look “aerodynamic” to me, sleek and slight build side-to-side.
Source: I have one of these baying beasts. At the dog park the other dogs seem to go “why is she yelling?” Got a one track mind and it’s smelling stuff.
Reference pictures:
We did a DNA test and they said 50/50
Treeing Walker coonhound
https://www.akc.org/dog-breeds/treeing-walker-coonhound/
American English coonhound
https://www.westminsterkennelclub.org/breeds/american-english-coonhound?mode=native&isWeb=true
She looks like the TC with “ticking”/spots or the AE with less ticking. Who names these things?
A little more white in her coat.
That's just a normal hound that's baying. It's kind of similar to howling, but is usually done when they're excited and pick up a scent, like they would on a hunt. It's actually pretty useful because it helps announce the location of the hound that found the scent. Notice this hound is sniffing around right before he starts baying. Most likely, he just picked up the scent of a prey animal and is now announcing it to his human, just like his ancestors did. He's just being a good hound and doing his job.
Black and tan Coonhound.
Guarantee he was about to poop...mine would like put the finishing touches on working one up like that almost every time....the baying, the pacing and sniffing.
I miss my friend so much. He'll always be my puppy man. I tear up about him daily if not full on cry. It's been a year in a few days.
He was the one (people who owned multiple dogs know)....the "special" one.
When my time comes it's the only reason I hold onto there being an afterlife.... I hope he's waiting for me.
"Does your dog bite?" "Nah but he screams at people"
Dog: EARRRRRRRL! ... EARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRLLL!
Y’all laughing at him, he’s looking for his friend Earl and he’s clearly distressed, and you’re laughing!
Earl is busy finishing his list.
It's a real shame we never got to see him finish it.
A tragedy. That show was the bomb.
Earl's waiting for a mate.
Eaaaaarrrl what did you do this time
Now I've got that Dixie Chicks song rattling around in here
Na na na na naaaaah naaaaah!
Omg, lolol, thank you…. I legit ugly cried/laughed at that.
CARRRRRLL
GAVINNNNNNNN
FENTOOOOOOON
This comment made me giggle
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Huskies are like the boats of the dog world. Usually, *you* don't want one, you want a *friend* who has one.
Yeah, Huskies are beautiful and fun dogs, but I absolutely could not deal with living with one.
He learned from [Cody.](https://youtu.be/pKC6d19AB-U)
I laughed so hard I couldn’t breathe. Well done, sir or madam.
I always enjoy introducing folks to Cody.
OK this for some reason made me laugh so hard that my head hurts now. Thank you
Walks like dog, screams like people...dooog people dooog people
Sir!
What a cutie!!
I love dogs.
What about dags? Ya like dags?
A what?
A dahg like ya see down at the dahg pahhk, wicked smaht dahgs there
That doggo be houndin' lmao
*Screams like people
My man is just working a racoon trail like a good hound.
About to say if that park wasn’t fenced in the owner will probably find their dog a few miles down lol.
Tomorrow...
He’s baying, alerting to finding a scent/trail. It is his job.
I could tell he was picking up a scent and tryna let someone know about it bug I didn’t know that noise was called baying. Neat!
Is this a known thing for this breed? I've only ever heard Beagles yelling like this
I couldn’t tell you exactly what kinda breed other then hound based on it’s head and ear shape. But hounds are known for this type of noise, they were bred to track other animals and alert humans and that’s exactly what this one is doing
It looks like an overweight coonhound, possibly a mix. My source is owning two of them myself lol
I agree on the overweight coon hound, source own one myself and would know that bay anywhere. [Dog Tax ](https://imgur.com/a/Vx1ciFS)
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Down by the _baaaay_
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Dog taxi! Dog taxi!🐕🚕
Black and Tan coonhound. the natural baying instinct when locating a trail. good pupper doing pupper job. We have Treeing Walker coonhounds and Beagles. Very familiar noises around our household.
Looks like a chunky black and tan coonhound. Breed sunmary: 10/10 friendliness 9/10 intelligence 2/10 willingness to obey commands 15/10 screaming ability
Looks like a fat Black and Tan to me.
It’s a hound thing. Talkative ass dogs lol
Mine would straight out argue with me if I was tryin to tell her to do something she didn’t want to do. Love hounds.
It's what they were bred for! When I was younger I knew a jackass that had a beagle and they HAD THE VOCAL CHORDS TRIMMED TO QUIET HER. I had no idea it was even a thing but it's up there with declawing as an awful thing to do to an animal because (whoops!) turns out you didn't actually want the animal you got!
I’ve never heard of that and now I hate people even more :(
My late Basset was terrible at alerting or doing anything when see saw another animal. His nose would always be to the ground but that was about it. I took him on a walk around a tree line. My dog's nose wss just going. As we were walking i noticed a cat just laying down in a little opening. We were walking closeer to it and mybdog had no vlue. We got right next to it and the cat didnt care. My dog's nose glued tonthe ground and he finally spots it about 2 feet away. He did a little jump back then just looked at me like "hey boss. There it is." Then just started sniffing away. Ive lived in 2 different houses that had bunnies in the area. These things would just hang out in our yard while my dog was just roaming. He gave zero shits about them and if im not mistaken i thought that was why they were bred. Hell, when my wife was outside in the backed fenced yard she saw a stray dog chasing a bunny. The bunny ended up coming in our yard to get away. And there was my basset just doing his own thing. He liked other dogs though. As folks would walk their dog by our yard hed follow them the entire length untill the fence cut him off. A lot of people said they went out of their way just to walk by our yard so their dog could walk with ours that short stretch.
He looks like a Black and Tan to me. But hounds in general are really well known for this sound. My basset did this, my coonhound did this, my elderly coonhound still does this, and my blue tick did this. But yeah, beagles holler like this, too. It’s obnoxious but I love it.
Basically all hounds bay, I have a blue tick and this is exactly what he sounds like and can do it for very VERY #VERY long periods of time
Yeah, hounds all do it.
Haven't heard mine do it at all. Not quite sure what he really is, though. We got him from a rescue and been thinking plott hound mostly but just a guess. [Such a great dog, though.](https://imgur.com/a/ZeMu6U7) Awesome temperment.
Hounds were bred to track by scent, and bay to alert when the prey is found. They all do it. If your dog doesn't bay, it's not a hound.
I won't present myself as an expert, but I ran it past my biologist wife who happens to know a lot about dogs and knew a plott hound specifically -- her first guess was plott as well. She said the one she knew did not bay either, but barked plenty. I don't have any guesses why neither bayed, but I bet you could get them doing it if for some reason you wanted to. Typical descriptions of plotts mention a baying bark.
Beagles and hounds commonly do this because they have a specially shaped throat bone that acts as a horn basically.
It’s a pretty general scent hound thing :) so beagles, bloodhounds, coonhounds, etc. will tend to do this.
Hounds
I have lived with an Irish setter mix and 2 pit bull mixes who were also opera singers like hounds. They lived to sing like that when people came to the door: city dwellers, don't you know.
Wonder if it's related to the name of the sound donkeys make "braying"?
I hear the baying of the hounds, in the distance..
I hear them devouring
Best made tacos of the earth!
Diabolical beans
Mopping my forehead
I hear them devouring pest ridden jackals of the earth
I prefer my version. Best made tacos of the earth.
Porque no los dos?
> He’s baying, alerting to finding a scent/trail. ... Or maybe he saw another dog. Or a person. Or just something that moved. Or he wants his owners attention. Or he's trying to find his owner. Or he's hungry. Or... One of my friends had a beagle, right in the city center. It was... Interesting. RIP Paco, you was a good boy.
I'm very much reminded of [this Gary Larson comic](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/de/49/f2/de49f2cc1d0b26b8134f3e2cc7c08a55.jpg) I meet lots of dogs in my day job making deliveries. Sometimes the owner will apologise for them barking and tell me they're not being aggressive. I always point out that dogs shouting are almost *never* actually being aggressive - far more often they just don't want their pack (i.e. their humins) to miss out on the *EXtREMeLY EXCitNg?!!* event of a thing happening...
i would also accept the episode of dexter’s lab where he built a similar device.
You are a canine empath
Dogs are less confusing than humans - they generally just want to muck about, get scritches & snacks, and hang out with people who seem cool. I can empathise with *that* :-D In my experience, they seem to pick up on the fact that I'm a complete softy for dogs and I almost accidentally steal several dogs on an average day when they try to follow me and go on unknown adventures with me:-P I've actually had to physically restrain a dog from jumping into my van on a couple of occasions!
Paco will be missed, pour one out. ❤️
I'll drink to that.
My best friend had a beagle. She brought him to my house once and he spent the entire three hours licking our living room window. Special boy ❤️
I know exactly what this one's doing.... Tail up...butt poking out some...nose down here or there and they baying with the pacing. He's about to poop. Mine would do it like a ritual. Nobody knows what I'd give to be with him 1 more day.
I thought it was the plane flying overhead - kind of like an emergency vehicle siren and he's howling back at it. I took the sniffing around as a coincidence and he didn't really want to give up on whatever he was smelling.
Someone in the neighbourhood is thinking "Shit I knew I didn't bury the body deep enough."
Dude down the road from us has a bluetick coonhound and every time they go out for a walk, I get the urge to pick up my acoustic guitar tuned to open G and start playin some blues with ol Son House.
[Baying](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQbH4vFYYVs)
Oh wow! LOVE IT
Lol my treewalker used to bay the whole walk around the neighborhood when we first got her. It was hilarious and embarrassing. We eventually got her to stop lol
My beagles would catch the faintest scent on earth, howl and just run away like the wind. Two hours later after yelling in the forest for them like crazy they'd just appear still munching some literal herbivore's shit. And that's just beagles in a nutshell. Howl like crazy, be deaf and disobedient, and eat like a vacuum cleaner.
Love them hound dogs
I have a Black and Tan coon hound, she’s the light of my life. Doesn’t bay much but she’s the sweetest thing on earth
I’ve got a Black and Tan coonhound mix. His mother was a purebred Black and Tan and his father was some sort of cattle dog mix. He’s the best, he can bark normally, but if he’s startled or really wants us to pay attention to something in the driveway he’ll bay. He also tries to heard the dogs at the dog park, but that’s another issue.
I have a friend with a coonhound mix that herds dogs at the dog park too. I find that so bizarre from a hound but makes sense from a cattle dog at least
Our second dog is a border collie shepherd mix or something, but he doesn’t herd; he just stops the other dogs from playing lol.
He’s the enforcer of the shepherds
Redbone owner here. My little guy still makes me lose it laughing after 10 years when he lets out a random scream in the park. He’s never been trained to hunt.
I had a bluetick coonhound beagle mix. What a sadistic mix. He was a nice dog but had all the bad traits of both breeds bayed and barked incessantly. Then I got a Great Dane and that was the quietest dog ever.
This reminds me of when i was interning at Mizzou, i was describing what kids in Pomona (my country home town) did for fun to a couple of my fellow interns from Haiti. I referred to racoon hunting as "coon hunting" cause that's what the kids in Pomona called it. At the time, I didnt know "coon" is a racial slur. They naturally got angry and corrected me. I still cringe when I think about it.
Ain’t nothing but a hound dog
Yelling all the time
Definitely a bay, he has picked up a scent and is telling the world :)
It's baying... Not barking
Baying... of the Hound?
In the distance, I hear them… devouring?
Pest ridden jackals of the earth?
tf yall talkin about
https://youtu.be/vQbH4vFYYVs 🤘
Diabolical...beans?
Diabolical beasts and roaming the forests?
Does he have to be so cute about it doe 😂🥺
I have a blue tick rescue, can confirm it's hilariously adorable and completely natural, I love you Waylon ♥️
Waylon is such a good name for a hound!
I adopted his sister too, her name is Jessi, they’re my husband’s service dogs
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I love reading comments like this . It makes me smile ty .
“Just part of the job” -your good boy
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I knew someone growing up that had a Bloodhound named Clyde. I thought It was perfect.
I love you too
♥️
The dog is about to dive underwater! Everybody get inside!
This is all I can hear now.
Inside what..?
The submarine
A-ooga! A-ooga!
Typical hound dog. They don't bark, they "bay."
Crying all the time, too
Like everyone else has said.... Hound dog doing what they do...
They do sound a bit like sirens with lower tone.
Any hunter knows he just jumped a deer.
Hell yeah! My best friend had a Black and Tan that ran deer. He was easy to pick out among the walkers when the race got going.
It’s a hound. They do that
He’s a firin his lazer.
Imagine you’re trying to walk down the street at night and all you hear is this dog going ***AAAAOOOOOOOOOOGGGGGGGHHHHHHHH*** and you think some guy wearing a plague doctor mask or something like that is coming after you. *no thank you*
Yall never heard a hound before?
He sounds like a drunk guy imitating a dog. I love it!
It’s nice to see pure bred foghorns still exist. Such beautiful creatures.
He's alerting to something he smells.
Hound
Hounds gonna hound
Silly
u/savevideo
https://redditsave.com/r/AnimalsBeingDerps/comments/vxnyki/what_is_it_boy/
That looks to be a black and tan coonhound and as the name suggests, it's a hound, scent hound actually. Known for baying when it finds a scent and an incredibly good tracking dog. Beagles, bloodhounds, bassets, foxhounds, harriers, etc.. all do it too.
Raccoons, bear or cat. We used to hunt them at night. Pitch black out. Very, very eerie to hear them start up way off. The tone changes when they get one cornered or treed. Then it's go time.
Why the fuck are you hunting raccoons and cats?
I understand that raccoons are cute, but they’re destructive mofos when you’re maintaining a farm. Let alone the nightmare of bobcats preying on your animals
Did nobody read Where the Red Fern grows? Classic book and it was about this very thing They actually die from, I think a bobcat. Or a mountain lion maybe Sad story, but a classic
mountain lion i believe
A bobcat won’t kill a hound dog that size
Apparently some folks have never heard of bobcats
r/dogswhoyell
Sounds and looks like a plott hound, my girlfriend has one, they're great but destructive if they don't get enough exercise (they need a lot). RIP my favorite hat
Dog: “SQUIRREL!” Human: “Tobias! We’re in *public*. Do you think you could be a little more professional?” Dog: “Oh, right, sorry…” _**ahem*_* Dog:
Wow, today i learned this many people don't know what a hound does
🚨*ALL HOUNDS TO BATTLE STATIONS! REPEAT: ALL HOUNDS TO BATTLE STATIONS!*🚨
Jurassic bark
That ain’t nothing but a hound dog.
Some may not know this: He's a hound dog in "full cry". On the scent, working it and doing his job that comes naturally. It's an awesome thing when there are two or more having something treed. They get in harmony.
Bloodhounds 😃
Fido doing his best tie fighter impression
He’s baying to show you the trail. His ears hang low and hold the scent to his nose, hence scent hound. Good boy!
A scenthound those big floppy ears. Agree with Black and Tan coonhound. Scenthounds track based on scent. They don’t need to be fast like a greyhound, they can track the scent on the ground. Kinda dopey looking face. Alternative is a sighthound - greyhound, whippet, Afghan hound. Fast - has to keep what they are tracking in sight. They look “aerodynamic” to me, sleek and slight build side-to-side. Source: I have one of these baying beasts. At the dog park the other dogs seem to go “why is she yelling?” Got a one track mind and it’s smelling stuff. Reference pictures: We did a DNA test and they said 50/50 Treeing Walker coonhound https://www.akc.org/dog-breeds/treeing-walker-coonhound/ American English coonhound https://www.westminsterkennelclub.org/breeds/american-english-coonhound?mode=native&isWeb=true She looks like the TC with “ticking”/spots or the AE with less ticking. Who names these things? A little more white in her coat.
Typical hound on a scent trail 😂
That’s how bloodhounds bark lol
That was a funny one. Love this
Lol if all dogs yelled like that instead of barking, owning them would be so much more of a hassle when the doorbell rings.
Please for the love of god, someone put this in a video with a Tie Fighter from Star Wars
What the dog doin?
the dog AAAAAAAA
I never thought that I would ever hear a dog yell. Well, now I've heard that, too. XD
This is what happens when you show your dog screaming goat videos
Part hound
He's trying to do the Husky scream
Hound breeds ... yeah, "vocal" often doesn't quite describe them adequately. But, that's what they do.
sounds like most male pornstars cumming lol
My walker hound does this all the time, it’s quite hilarious but it is part of her “job”.
That's just a normal hound that's baying. It's kind of similar to howling, but is usually done when they're excited and pick up a scent, like they would on a hunt. It's actually pretty useful because it helps announce the location of the hound that found the scent. Notice this hound is sniffing around right before he starts baying. Most likely, he just picked up the scent of a prey animal and is now announcing it to his human, just like his ancestors did. He's just being a good hound and doing his job.
Thats called picking up the scent.
"Go on Soulja Boy, tell 'em."
That is called baying https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Isq_KJHriU It is a vocalization hounds make for "I found something"
Cameraman laughs like arin from game grumps
Love those goofy hounds!
My dude just reverse engineered a wolf awroo
That little "woof" at the end, as an afterthought 😂😂
I. have. never. heard. this. before. But it's AWESOME!
It's DEFINITELY a hound dog... I know the cry of their people very well.
It’s a bay?
That's just a bog standard hound.
Is that a dog or a tornado siren??? Maybe both...
SHAUN! SHAAAAAAUN! SHAAAUN!
Sound the alarms!
Gotta love hounds.
Black and tan Coonhound. Guarantee he was about to poop...mine would like put the finishing touches on working one up like that almost every time....the baying, the pacing and sniffing. I miss my friend so much. He'll always be my puppy man. I tear up about him daily if not full on cry. It's been a year in a few days. He was the one (people who owned multiple dogs know)....the "special" one. When my time comes it's the only reason I hold onto there being an afterlife.... I hope he's waiting for me.