Meet Holly, our sweet Treeing Walker Coonhound girl! She is a gentle observer who is not vocal, a rare and wonderful trait for her breed. Holly loves to engage in activities like swimming, playing, and car rides, but she's also a master of relaxation, crashing hard for naps in the sun. Her affectionate nature is evident in her 'Classic Hound Lean,' where she presses her whole heart against you to show her love once she trusts you.
Treeing Walker Coonhounds are known for their intelligence, athleticism, and friendly disposition. They typically have a moderate shedding coat that requires low grooming, just a weekly brush to keep it healthy. As a scent hound, Holly possesses a keen nose and enjoys exploring her surroundings, especially climbing on firewood piles and fallen logs, living up to her 'Treeing' name. She's good with both dogs and cats, making her a versatile companion for many households.
Holly is looking for a best friend and an active home that can provide her with plenty of outdoor adventures and mental stimulation. Although she loves being outside during the day, she crates beautifully and is mostly potty trained, indicating she's ready to settle into a loving indoor environment. Her shy nature means she'll thrive with patient adopters who can help her build confidence and cherish her affectionate lean once she opens up.
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