Verse:

G------------------------2-5--2-5---------------4-7----------------------
D---2-5--2-5--2-5--2-5--3----3-----2-5---2-5--5-------3-3-2--------------
A--3----3----3----3---------------3----3--------------------5-3----------
E------------------------------------------------------------------------

Outro:

Verse as above until:
G:--4-7
D:-5---
A:-----
E:-----

Where you miss out the last note (when he sings - you aint caught a rabbit)
and stop on 'rabbit' (the B octave), then play:

G:--5-4-2------
D:--------5-2--
A:-----------3-
E:-------------

when/after he sings 'and you ain't no friend of mine'

Order:

Verse 
Verse
Verse
Solo (play over)
Verse
Solo (play over)
Verse
Verse
Outro

And thats the end! Sorry if its bit complicated but it should make sense. 

 Elvis Presley – Hound dog


You can play it this way……: 

			G   
    You ain't nothin' but a hound dog
    G
    cryin' all the time.
                              C/C7
    You ain't nothin' but a hound dog
                     G
    cryin' all the time.
                     D7
    Well, you ain't never caught a rabbit
         C7                 G
    and you ain't no friend of mine.


…..or you can play it this way:


Riff 1:                     
     F
e||-----1------------|       
B||-----1----4--1----|     
G||------------------|       
D||------------------|        
A||------------------|        
E||--1---------------|       

C
    You ain't nothin' but a hound dog
    C
    cryin' all the time.
                            Riff 1
    You ain't nothin' but a hound dog
                   C
    cryin' all the time.
                    G7
    Well, you ain't never caught a rabbit
            F                  C
    and you ain't no friend of mine.

    When they said you was high classed,
    well, that was just a lie.
    When they said you was high classed,
    well, that was just a lie.
    You ain't never caught a rabbit
    and you ain't no friend of mine

                                                  Don The_wicked_John_Bassline