A dog of a black and tan American breed, used to hunt raccoons.
猎浣熊犬
Example sentencesExamples
Coonhounds are scent hounds and run their game entirely by smell.
Overall, owning a coonhound can be an extremely rewarding experience.
This usually means being dragged around the national forest at the end of a leash attached to Willie, a retired 85 pound black and tan coonhound with three legs.
Cooking takes place mainly in the tiny kitchen of the marigold yellow cottage with periwinkle trim that Carrie shares with her two dogs, Moses the dachshund and Patty Lewis the redbone coonhound.
After high school she tried college but got thrown out for raising coonhounds in her dorm room.
Definition of coonhound in US English:
coonhound
nounˈko͞onhound
A dog of an American breed, used to hunt raccoons. There are several breeds, including the black and tan coonhound and the bluetick coonhound.
Example sentencesExamples
After high school she tried college but got thrown out for raising coonhounds in her dorm room.
Overall, owning a coonhound can be an extremely rewarding experience.
Coonhounds are scent hounds and run their game entirely by smell.
Cooking takes place mainly in the tiny kitchen of the marigold yellow cottage with periwinkle trim that Carrie shares with her two dogs, Moses the dachshund and Patty Lewis the redbone coonhound.
This usually means being dragged around the national forest at the end of a leash attached to Willie, a retired 85 pound black and tan coonhound with three legs.