I like just about any kind of mouth - however, a high pitched squeel can be tough on the ears sometimes. I really like to have a variety, but right now have several w/ a bawl and several w/ a ripping squawl.
I had a female once that sounded like she was getting beat to death when she ran a rabbit - - I loved it! She'd get all tore up and excited!
-Pete
Chop,Bugle,Bawl,Squeal or Squall
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i've heard tell of dogs with several different mouths. haven't you ever
went with an old timer that clams every hound in the woods. i seen dogs
with a good bawl, a squall and a good chop just depending on why fast
there being pulled or pushed. but my all time favorite is a good deep loud
chop not quite a bawl but close. the ole hoss dog i run has this and i've
only heard a couple other hounds with it.
bwall
went with an old timer that clams every hound in the woods. i seen dogs
with a good bawl, a squall and a good chop just depending on why fast
there being pulled or pushed. but my all time favorite is a good deep loud
chop not quite a bawl but close. the ole hoss dog i run has this and i've
only heard a couple other hounds with it.
bwall
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