English Coonhound
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English coonhounds are scent hounds descended from the foxhound. Most are spotted with splotches of brown. They are not very well-known. Most have extremely vocal tendencies; this is a trait they were bred for. Treeing raccoons, then barking so the owner could find and shoot the coon, was their function.
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