Like all dogs, coonhounds can feel the cold, especially if they are not used to it. However, coonhounds are bred to withstand cold weather while hunting and have a thick, dense coat that provides insulation.
It’s important to provide adequate shelter and protection from the elements, especially in extremely cold temperatures. Additionally, outdoor activities should be limited during very cold weather, and owners should monitor their coonhound’s body language and behavior for signs of discomfort or hypothermia.
Proper clothing, such as a coat or sweater, can also help keep a coonhound warm in cold weather.