Bluetick Coonhound Adoption in Florida: Bluetick Coonhound Puppies for Sale in Florida

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Below are our newest added Bluetick Coonhounds available for adoption in Florida. To see more adoptable Bluetick Coonhounds in Florida, use the search tool below to enter specific criteria!

Rain

Bluetick Coonhound/Mixed Breed (Medium)

Female, 2 yrs

Jupiter, FL

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with dogs,

Story

Meet Rain 💙 Rain is a beautiful 2-year-old Blue Tick Hound mix weighing 45.2 lbs, and she is as sweet as can be! This energetic girl loves being around people, soaking up attention, giving kisses, and showing off her adorable little howl whenever she gets excited. Rain walks nicely on a leash and enjoys playing with other dogs. She is also clean in her kennel, which is always a wonderful bonus! Because Rain is an energetic hound, she would thrive in a home with someone who can give her frequent walks, plenty of playtime, and opportunities to run and explore in a secure yard. She would love an active family who will keep her body and mind busy while also giving her all the love and affection she deserves. As with many hounds, Rain has a natural prey drive. She will likely want to chase or hunt small animals she sees, so her adopter should be prepared to work with her on this instinct and provide appropriate supervision and training. If you're looking for a fun-loving, affectionate companion with a little hound personality sprinkled in, Rain may be your girl! 💙🐾 Her sweet nature, playful spirit, adorable howl, and love of kisses make her one special pup.

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Special Needs

Luna

Bluetick Coonhound

Female, Young

Boynton Beach, FL

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, Needs special attention, House-trained,

Story

Luna is a very sweet dog. I have had her since she was five weeks old. She needs a yard which I can not offer her. She does take medicine for seizures but they are very infrequent. She loves people and loves the dog park. She loves to snuggle on the couch or go for a run. The problem is I work very long days and she can’t hold it that long. My schedule has changed recently, and it is not fair to her. She will indicate at the door when she needs to go out. She prefers not to be in her crate but she still is a bit of a puppy at 16 months old. I could not bring myself to take her to a shelter because I want her to go to a good home with a family that has the time for her. I will miss her dearly but I know it’s best for her to have space and be with people that can be around more for her.she is great with kids

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