Treeing Tennessee Brindle

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Close up of a Treeing Tennessee Brindle dog breed laying down looking at the camera
Close up of a Treeing Tennessee Brindle dog breed laying down looking at the camera

Traits and Characteristics

type

Hound

weight

30 to 50 pounds

height

16 to 24 inches

family

Foundation Stock Service

Traits and Characteristics

type

Hound

weight

30 to 50 pounds

height

16 to 24 inches

family

Foundation Stock Service

Courageous, intelligent, and devoted, the Treeing Tennessee Brindle is a high-energy dog that loves to be active, train, and be with their owners. They have a short and smooth coat that sheds minimally. Friendly and alert, they have strong instincts to “tree,” or chase small animals vertically. They are similar to the Plott Hound but are smaller and have shorter ears. 

  • Energy Levellevel 4 in 5

  • Exercise Requirementslevel 4 in 5

  • Playfulnesslevel 3 in 5

  • Affection Levellevel 4 in 5

  • Friendliness to Dogslevel 4 in 5

  • Friendliness to Other Petslevel 3 in 5

  • Friendliness to Strangerslevel 3 in 5

  • Watchfulnesslevel 2 in 5

  • Ease of Traininglevel 3 in 5

  • Grooming Requirementslevel 2 in 5

  • Heat Sensitivitylevel 3 in 5

  • Vocalitylevel 4 in 5

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