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The English Coon Hound was originally classified as the English Fox and Coon hound prior to the recognition of the six individual breeds. The recognition in the 1940s by the United Kennel Club of Bluetick and Treeing Walker coon hounds as distinct breeds led to the narrowing down of the English breed classification. This breed originated in the southeastern United States where they were bred from the American Foxhounds and the English Foxhounds, as well as other European hunting breeds, and native dogs. They were bred for the purpose of trailing and treeing a variety of different animals.

The history of the English breed can be said to be the history of nearly all hounds. The reason this is said is because many breeds can trace their ancestry back to the English. It is still common today to cross a Bluetick hound with a Treeing walker hound and register the litter as English. Crosses involving these three breeds of hounds is not uncommon. Registries like P.K.C. recognize cross-bred hounds now so this practice may increase in popularity.

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The English has three distinctive color variations. These include redticks, blueticks, and tri-colored hounds. The most common is that of redtick which is a white base with rust colored spots and ticks. However, it is not uncommon to see an English Hound that looks exactly like a Treeing Walker or a Bluetick Coon Hound. I've even seen English coon dogs that were blueticked with redticks on them also. This made for a very handsome hound.

English are popular with competition coon hunters as well because they can be very fast track and tree dogs. I have hunted with several top notch English coon dogs in the competition coon hunts.

In conclusion, the English coon dog is a very well balanced hound that does well in both pleasure hunts and competition coon hunts alike. They range in color but can be very unique and handsome. I have owned and recommend English.

English Coon Hounds

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