Just look at this fun-looking litter of Basset Hound puppies! Each little one has their own unique coat coloring and beautiful eyes, making this bunch extra special to admire. And those precious long, floppy ears? They are simply impossible to overlook! We have the sweetest little faces, low-slung bodies, and curious personalities that make getting to know us such a delight. Basset Hounds are known for their gentle, easygoing nature, affectionate personalities, and wonderful sense of smell. We may have short little legs, but don't let those fool you; we love exploring and following interesting scents wherever they lead! As we grow, we can reach around 4065 pounds, with our sturdy bodies and unmistakable long ears becoming even more noticeable. Our short coats are relatively easy to maintain with regular brushing and occasional baths. We also have a reputation for being rather charming little characters, often bringing a smile with our funny expressions and relaxed approach to life. We are the sort of companions who enjoy being part of the family, sharing a little playtime, and settling in for some quality company. How could anyone not fall in love with one of these precious faces, or maybe even all of us? When you meet us , you can meet our mother, Peggy Sue!
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Litter details
LocationGap, Pennsylvania
Puppies in litter4 male / 4 female
BreedBasset Hound
Ready to LeaveNov 14, 2026
Age7 weeks, 4 days
GenerationP
SexMale
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateWorm treatedVet checkedParents are health testedAKC registered by collectionACA RegisteredVaccinations up to date
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Original breeder
Adv. TypeFor sale
Other puppies in this litter
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Barnaby
Male$1,200
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Camille
Female$1,200
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Eleanor
Female$1,200
Available
Florence
Female$1,200
Available
Julian
Male$1,200
Available
Victoria
Female$1,200
Available
Walter
Male$1,200
Pros
Gentle and loving, ideal for families
Strong scenting ability with a laid-back demeanor
Versatile for city or rural living with secure outdoor access
Highly sociable and good with children and other pets
Cons
Needs consistent, patient training due to independent nature
Prone to ear and skin issues requiring regular care
Moderate shedding with seasonal increases
May experience separation anxiety if left alone for long periods