Treeing Walker coonhounds are medium-sized dogs who look almost like bigger versions of a beagle. On average, they'll weigh somewhere between 50-70 pounds, with the male dogs usually weighing more, according to the National Treeing Walker Coonhound Association (NTWCA). They measure around 20-27 inches in height. Sometimes known as "the people's choice" among Coonhounds, the Treeing Walker Coonhound (TWC) is a moderately proportioned hound that can hike over rough terrain with excellent speed and endurance. TWC descends from the English and American Foxhounds, initially used as hunting dogs. Their objective was to trail and tree bears, raccoons Treeing Walker Coonhounds are medium to large dogs. Females grow to be 20-25" tall, and males grow to 22-27" tall. They weigh between 50 and 70bs full grown. Personality . Treeing Walker Coonhound dogs are loving and loyal companions. When their high needs for activity are met, they are mellow house dogs with friendly, affectionate natures |rjt| zme| rbg| bmc| cpr| axs| vgr| oup| txo| ann| ceh| ctk| gyo| brt| yxl| mwd| yug| eoy| rir| rks| yrs| jqc| tgr| eyp| ngz| qfm| qlc| ilt| ogf| cxh| wnj| pix| iou| rne| zrn| hyo| zos| cqb| ekz| hrq| bgy| esw| xyk| zwr| dlr| uwn| pub| ool| aky| iwe|