Bloodhounds and Search and Rescue

Bloodhounds and Search and Rescue

For some of you who have visited our website, >>> Davidson Kennels <<< you know that we raise Bloodhounds for Search and Rescue and for Family Pets.

Here are some interesting facts about the Bloodhound that you may or may not know: 

( from Wikipedia)

The Bloodhound (also known as the St. Hubert hound and Sleuth Hound) is a large breed of dog that was bred originally to hunt deer and wild boar, later specifically to track human beings by scent. It is famed for its ability to follow scents hours or even days old over great distances. Its extraordinarily keen nose is combined with a strong and tenacious tracking instinct, producing the ideal scent hound, and it is used by police and law enforcement all over the world to track escaped prisoners, missing people, and even lost pets.  To read more about the bloodhound...>>> CLICK HERE <<<

If you are interested in a Bloodhound for Search and Rescue, or a pup for your family, please give us a call so we may get you on our list of individuals who have already come our way.  As of to date, we have 7 of our dogs in the field either in training or on-the-job for Search and Rescue.  We have pups right now ready to go to the cause but will not have anymore until late spring.

They love what they do and each one of them feels very special when ever they are on the job training.  They love to have a purpose.

Here is a recent pic of Detective Lacey in Training in a facility about 2 1/2 hours north of where we are located.  She has a great sense of accomplishment when working.

Please visit our website to see recent pics of our family or just give us a call.  

(719) 689-3204

We will be happy to answer any questions you might have about our pups.

Bloodhound Puppies - Special Things to Know

Now that you have your new Bloodhound Puppy, they all require special things for them to grow up to be a mature healthy dog. Other than the obvious things such as food, water, and shelter, they also require a great deal of attention and love.

Pet owners will sometimes make the mistake of over-feeding their new pup out of love but that is and could be very detrimental to the pup's health. Be sure to read all you can about your new Bloodhound Puppy and talk with your vet to see how much and what you should be feeding. Over-feeding will result in overgrowth in certain areas and not in others. You want your pup to have their little.....

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Toys for Your Bloodhound

A great deal of thought should be given when choosing the right toys for your bloodhound. You must first learn about the breed and understand their mannerisms before going out to the store and buying just any old thing.
By nature, if a Bloodhound doesn't have a lot to keep their minds occupied, they are just like any other animal on the planet, they get bored. Many new dog owners will spend a great deal of money spoiling their new pet by going to their local pet store or by ordering online all kinds of toys which they think will be enjoyable to the dog.
Bloodhounds like to have........  (CLICK HERE to Read More)

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Facts about Bloodhound Puppies

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Facts about Bloodhound Puppies

>>> Here <<< are some facts on Bloodhound Puppies.

One of the kindest, gentle breeds on the planet, though sometimes can be stubborn.

Take a few moments and read  up on the History, Physical Characteristics, Temperment and other concerns of being an owner of a Bloodhound.

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Training your Bloodhound Puppies

Training your Bloodhound puppies can be very challenging at first but also very rewarding later. Although the Bloodhound has a mind of his own and once the nose takes over, it won't matter what you do to get his attention, the ears and the eyes stop working and the nose is working the brain to the fullest.

Once you have read up on the behavior of the Bloodhound, and you have decided to get one as a pet, a working, or show dog, remember this...the earlier you start training them the better. I recommend...... 
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