The Treeing Tennessee Brindle is a medium-sized hunting dog known for its brindle coat and treeing abilities. They are intelligent, loyal, and require a lot of exercise, making them a good choice for active families and outdoor enthusiasts.
Origin and Purpose
Developed in the Ozark and Appalachian Mountains
Used for hunting, particularly treeing game like raccoons and squirrels
Appearance
Dimensions
Gender
Height
Weight
Female
16-25 inches
25-50 pounds
Male
16-25 inches
25-50 pounds
Coat
Attribute
Notes
Color
Brindle patterns (various base colors with dark stripes)
Black and tan
Solid black
Type
Short
Dense
Length
Short
Care
Attribute
Notes
Shedding
Moderate
Grooming
Low
Drooling
Low
Body
Attribute
Notes
Head
Proportionate to the body
Skull
Moderately broad
Ears
Medium-sized
Drop or semi-drop
Eyes
Brown or hazel
Nose
Black
Muzzle
Medium length
Teeth
Scissors bite
Neck
Muscular
Moderate length
Forequarters
Well-muscled
Fore Legs
Straight
Hindquarters
Well-muscled
Hind Legs
Straight
Feet
Compact
Well-arched
Tail
Medium length
May be docked or natural
Gait
Agile
Smooth
Temperament
Intelligent
Alert
Courageous
Loyal
Eager to please
Independent
Social
Attribute
Notes
Affectionate with Family
Yes
Good with Children
Generally good with older children
Good with Dogs
Can be good with other dogs with proper socialization
Good with Cats
May have a prey drive that makes them unsuitable for homes with cats
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