American Black and Tan Coonhound Breed Information
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American Black and Tan Coonhound Quick Stats:
Other Common Names:
Black and Tan Coonhound
Description:
This powerful and muscular breed has the signature coonhound pendent ears. The black and tan coonhound's head is cleanly modeled with an alert and eager expression. The black and tan coonhound's markings are usually symmetrical.
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Country of Origin:
The American Black and Tan Coonhound if from the United States.
Height:
23-27 inches (58-68 cm.)
Weight:
50-75 pounds (45-64 kg.)
Colors:
Fulfilling their namesake, the Black and Tan coonhound comes in black & tan.
Coat:
The black and tan coonhound's smooth glossy coat requires brushing only as necessary.
Temperament:
Good-natured and determined, the black and tan coonhound is an excellent hunting companion. This breed is better with older children and will be reserved around strangers. The black and tan coonhound will howl if left alone too much. The black and tan coonhound loves to follow scents and should never be let off a leash in an unsafe area.
Health Concerns:
Because of its long ears and loose-lidded eyes, Black and Tan Coonhounds may be susceptible to infection. Regular and careful cleaning should be done as a preventative measure. This breed should not be overfed.
Life Expectancy:
About 10-12 years.
Living Environment:
Best suited for country living, the black and tan coonhound requires lots of space for running and roaming and is not suited for apartment life.
AKC Group:
Hound Group
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