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Coonhound Black and Tan Activity level
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| indoors |
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| outdoors |
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Coonhound Black and Tan Obedience
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| ease of training |
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| ease of housebreaking |
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Coonhound Black and Tan Dominance
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| towards owner or family |
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Coonhound Black and Tan Territoriality
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| towards people |
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| towards dogs |
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Coonhound Black and Tan Sociability
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| with family |
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| with strangers |
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| with other dogs |
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Coonhound Black and Tan Aloofness
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| towards family |
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| towards strangers |
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Coonhound Black and Tan Aggressiveness
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| towards family |
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| towards strangers |
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| towards other dogs |
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| towards cats/small animals |
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Coonhound Black and Tan response to owner and family
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| eagerness to please |
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| demand for affection |
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| excitability |
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| playfulness |
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| tolerates children under 4 |
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| tolerates children over 4 |
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| excessive barking |
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| destructiveness |
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Coonhound Black and Tan watchdog/guard-dog abilities
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| watchdog |
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| guard-dog |
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Dog class
- Hound Average height - 23 to 27 inches Average weight
- 65 to 100 pounds Size - Large and powerful Coat - Short
and dense Average life span -
10 years
The Coonhound Black and Tan likes lots of fresh air and action-packed exercise. He loves to be with people, though he can be suspicious of strangers, and he may not take to new dogs right away. Properly exercised, he behaves nicely in the house (though he may expect to snuggle up on the sofa). He sheds year round, but weekly brushing keeps this under control.
The Coonhound Black and Tan is a powerful and agile dog with the courage and stamina enabling him to hunt deer, bear, and mountain lion.
Due to the Coonhound Black and Tan's hunting instincts, he should never be turned loose or exercised unless within the confines of a securely fenced yard.
More information is required for this breed. If you are an owner or breeder of this dog please contact us using the form below, or our contacts page. Thanks!
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