Are American Foxhounds good with other dogs?

Yes, American Foxhounds are often good with other dogs. Originally bred to hunt in packs, American Foxhounds were developed to work collaboratively with other dogs. This pack-oriented background has ingrained in them a natural sociability and comfort around other canines.

They have been selectively bred for traits that promote harmony and cooperation within a group. As a result, American Foxhounds tend to be friendly, tolerant, and playful when interacting with other pups. They are used to sharing space and working together, which makes them less likely to exhibit aggressive or territorial behaviors. 

However, like any breed, individual personalities can vary, and proper socialization from a young age helps to ensure they feel comfortable around other dogs and learn good social skills.