What is the personality of a black and tan coonhound? Many people who like large dogs like the black and tan coonhound very much as soon as they see it. So have you ever understood its personality and whether it will adapt to family life?

The reason why the Black and Tan Coonhound is regarded as a working dog is that it is very energetic, very alert, and friendly to people. Although it is usually gentle in temperament, it becomes a tenacious tracker when it smells the scent of prey.

It howls when it drives its prey up a tree. It has also been used successfully for hunting bear, deer, opossum and mountain lion in difficult terrain. It can withstand harsh winter cold and summer heat. They are also called "tree hunting" hounds because they often chase raccoons up trees. Hunters identify and identify them by their different barks. Relying entirely on his sense of smell to perform his tasks, his very powerful, rhythmic pace gives him great speed.

He has a peaceful temperament, likes to go out, and is friendly. As a hound that relies on its sense of smell, it should be able to work closely with other hounds and be allowed to be reserved, but never shy or vicious. Aggression towards humans or other dogs is a fault. Note: Since he is a hunting dog, scars are a mark of honor and not a flaw.