Bluetick Coonhound

The bluetick coonhound kennels are more common in southern United States, because of the type of hunting the dog is used for. These dogs have a short, dense coat that is a bit coarse to the touch. The coat is usually tricolor and has a uniquely speckled-blue look to it. The tail is set just below the level where the black line ends and the ticking starts. The feet are compact and have well-arched toes and are of similar tan color to the muzzle. The bluetick coonhound kennels are more common in southern United States, because of the type of hunting the dog is used for.

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