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Buying a Bloodhound
Buying a Bloodhound is a big decision, and it is important to feel confident throughout the entire process. On Get a Pet, you can compare current listings from both breeders and private sellers, see price, age, and location, and contact sellers directly.
All listings show essential information about the dog, so you can easily decide whether it fits your lifestyle and circumstances.
Are Bloodhounds good family dogs and how do they behave with children?
They are typically gentle, tolerant and affectionate with family members, including respectful children. Their large size and enthusiasm can be clumsy, so supervision around small kids is important. Early socialization helps ensure their natural sweetness is combined with good manners in a busy household.
How much exercise does a Bloodhound need and what kind of activities are best?
They need at least 1 to 2 hours of daily activity, with a focus on long, steady walks and scent-based games rather than intense sprinting. Nose work, tracking and structured hikes are ideal outlets for their strong instinct to follow smells. Off leash time must be in secure areas because once they catch a scent they can be very difficult to call back.
Why do Bloodhounds drool so much and how can I manage it at home?
Heavy lips and loose skin around the mouth cause saliva to collect and drip, especially after drinking, eating or exercising. Owners often keep drool towels handy, wipe the mouth regularly and use washable covers on furniture. Good oral hygiene and regular cleaning of the folds around the mouth can help reduce odor and skin irritation associated with drool.
What health problems are Bloodhounds prone to?
They are at increased risk for bloat and gastric torsion, hip and elbow dysplasia, ear infections and some eye conditions such as entropion. Skin fold issues and obesity are also common concerns. Choosing a breeder who screens for joint and eye problems and learning the emergency signs of bloat are especially important for this breed.
Are Bloodhounds hard to train and do they listen to commands?
They are intelligent but highly independent and scent driven, which can make training feel slow or inconsistent. Short, reward-based sessions and a calm, patient approach work best. A strong recall is difficult to achieve, so training should be combined with careful management and secure fencing.
Do Bloodhounds make good apartment dogs or do they need a large yard?
They can live in an apartment if they receive ample daily exercise and mental stimulation, but their size, deep voice and drool make them challenging in close quarters. A securely fenced yard is ideal for safe sniffing and roaming. Neighbors may notice their loud baying, so sound tolerance in your building or neighborhood is an important consideration.
How much grooming does a Bloodhound need and how do you care for the wrinkles and ears?
Their short coat is low maintenance and usually only needs weekly brushing to remove loose hair. The skin folds on the face and neck should be gently cleaned and dried to prevent infections. Long, heavy ears need frequent inspection and cleaning since limited air flow makes them prone to moisture buildup and ear problems.
Can a Bloodhound be left alone during the workday or do they get separation anxiety?
Many can tolerate being alone for several hours if their exercise, mental stimulation and social needs are met. They are very people oriented, so long, regular isolation can lead to vocalizing, destructive behavior or stress. Crate training, puzzle feeders and a midday walk or dog sitter can make alone time more manageable.
Are Bloodhounds naturally protective or good guard dogs?
They are more likely to be friendly or reserved than truly protective and are not typically strong guard dogs. Their deep bay can be intimidating and may alert you to visitors, but they are usually not defensive or aggressive by nature. They are better suited as tracking and scent work companions than as personal protection dogs.
Why do Bloodhounds follow scents so intensely and is it safe to walk them off leash?
They have one of the most powerful noses in the dog world and centuries of breeding for tracking work have amplified their drive to follow trails. Once focused on a smell they can become oblivious to traffic, distance and recall commands. For safety, they are best kept on leash or in securely fenced areas rather than trusted off leash in open spaces.