Black and Tan Coonhound for sale in the Netherlands

The Black and Tan Coonhound is a large American night-trailing hound with an enormous nose, endurance and voice. It needs space, secure lead work and an active experienced owner.

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Black and Tan Coonhound

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Characteristics

Origin: United States
Height: Female 58–64 cm, male 64–69 cm
Weight: Approximately 29–50 kg
Life expectancy: 10–12 years
Coat: Short, dense, black and tan. Brush weekly
Energy: Very high: prolonged tracking, walking and secure running
Character: Good-natured, loyal, independent, watchful and highly vocal
Suitable for: Experienced rural hound homes with space, fencing and few noise restrictions

Nose and a powerful voice

Coonhounds were selected to follow a trail independently and call loudly when game was located. That deep voice and night-working drive rarely suit an apartment. Train recall and settling early but expect to use a lead or long line outdoors. They are often friendly, while size and excitement require supervision around children and small animals.

Exercise and care

Long daily walks, searching and secure running are necessary. A garden alone is insufficient. Brush the short coat weekly and inspect long ears and feet after terrain work. Keep the large dog lean and increase heavy loads gradually. Manage meals around exercise and know the signs of gastric torsion.

Health and choosing a breeder

There is no recognised Dutch breed club. Request official hip and elbow evaluation, ECVO eyes and cardiac assessment and discuss hypothyroidism, ear disease, gastric torsion and haemophilia B in the family. Verify imported pedigree and relatedness. Choose a breeder who can handle adult dogs outside hunting and openly shares full results.