14 Beste Black-and-Tan Hunderassen

Eine schwarz-braune Farbkombination kann bei einer Vielzahl von Hunderassen gefunden werden. Bei einigen Rassen ist es ihre Markenfärbung, andere Fellerscheinungen sind viel weniger verbreitet. Und für andere Rassen ist es einfach einer von mehreren möglichen Looks. Schwarzbraune Hunderassen gibt es in einer Vielzahl von Größen, Formen und Temperamenten. Einige dieser Rassen sind sportliche Jäger, während andere treue Beschützer sind. Außerdem haben einige kurze, glatte Mäntel, während andere Shaggiger Fell tragen. Was diese Hunde verbindet, ist ihre gemeinsame Färbung.

Hier sind 14-Hunderassen, die mit schwarz-braunem Fell kommen können.

Tipp

Fellfarbe hat keinen Einfluss auf die Persönlichkeit eines Hundes. Es ist wichtig, sich daran zu erinnern, dass jeder Hund anders ist, obwohl er ein ähnliches Aussehen wie bestimmte andere Hunde hat, und einen individualisierten Ansatz für Training und Sozialisierung erfordert.

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Black and Tan Coonhound

Eine von sechs Coonhound-Rassen, schwarz-und-tan Coonhounds sind aufgeschlossen und begierig, Freunde mit jedem zu machen, der vorbeikommt (einschließlich Kinder, Fremde und andere Hunde). Abgesehen von der Jagd haben sie auch einige andere bemerkenswerte Fähigkeiten, einschließlich der Fähigkeit, auf beeindruckende Weise zu heulen. Ihr Fell verliert eine moderate Menge und erfordert eine wöchentliche Bürste, um loses Fell und Schmutz zu entfernen.

Rassenübersicht

Höhe:23 bis 27 Zoll

Gewicht:75 bis 100 Pfund

Physikalische Eigenschaften:Schwarzer Mantel mit braunen Akzenten; lange Nase; samtig weiche Ohren
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Deutscher Schäferhund

Die bemerkenswerte Sportlichkeit und Intelligenz des Schäfers machen ihn zu einer idealen Wahl als Diensttier- oder Strafverfolgungshund. Deutsche Schäferhunde sind auch fantastische Familientiere, wenn Sie mit ihrem reichlich Schuppen auskommen können. Diese Hunde müssen alle paar Tage gebürstet werden, um ihr Fell frei von Matten zu halten. Aber ihr Fell bleibt ziemlich sauber, so dass sie normalerweise nur ein- bis zweimal im Monat baden müssen.

Rassenübersicht

Höhe:22 bis 26 Zoll

Gewicht:60 bis 100 Pfund

Physical characteristics:Coarse medium-length double coat; typically black and tan but can also be found in black and cream, black and red, black and silver, solid black, gray, and sable
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Dachshund

The low-to-the-ground dachshund often comes with a black-and-tan coat. This popular dog breed is known for being energetic, lovable, and spunky. Their coat sheds a moderate amount. The shorthaired variety needs a weekly brushing while the dachshunds with a longer coat could use brushing every two to three days to remove tangles.

Breed Overview

Height:Standard: 8 to 9 inches; miniature: 5 to 6 inches

Weight:Standard: 16 to 32 pounds; miniature: up to 11 pounds

Physical characteristics:Coat varieties include smooth (shorthaired), longhaired, and wire-haired; traditional black-and-tan coloring or other colors, including black, tan, fawn, beige, blue, chocolate, and red
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Rottweiler

The Rottweiler is a large and muscular black-and-tan dog breed with a sweet spirit that goes against its reputation as a tough dog. Kid-friendly and affectionate, Rotties can be found both in family homes and assisting law enforcement departments. These dogs are medium shedders and just require basic grooming. A weekly brushing, along with a bath once or twice a month, should suffice.

Breed Overview

Height:22 to 27 inches

Weight:80 to 130 pounds

Physical characteristics:Short double coat; can be black with tan, rust, or mahogany accents

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Doberman Pinscher

The Doberman pinscher is a highly affectionate and loyal dog breed. It can be trained as a guard dog due to its protective nature, but overall it’s quite a gentle breed. The sleek Doberman coat is easy to groom and sheds at a moderate rate. A weekly brushing or even just rubbing the coat with a wet towel will keep it looking fresh.

Breed Overview

Height:24 to 28 inches

Weight:65 to 100 pounds

Physical characteristics:Short, smooth coat; comes in black and tan, red, blue, or fawn with rust markings
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Miniature Pinscher

Despite looking like a tiny Doberman, the miniature pinscher isn’t actually a descendant of the Dobie—its history actually precedes the Doberman. Miniature pinschers and Dobermans do, however, share their strength and athleticism, along with their black-and-tan coats. These little dogs tend to be low shedders and just require a weekly brushing.

Breed Overview

Height:10 to 12.5 inches

Weight:8 to 10 pounds

Physical characteristics:Shorthaired coat; commonly found in black and tan, solid red, or stag red (red with some black hairs)
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Airedale Terrier

These wire-haired dogs are often called the King of Terriers, though their origin actually lies with working-class farmers and factory employees in northern England. A mix of several different breeds, Airedale terriers are highly intelligent and a little bit stubborn, with a big personality that often puts them at the center of attention. Airedales are moderate shedders and benefit from a weekly brushing to remove loose hair.

Breed Overview

Height:21 to 24 inches

Weight:40 to 65 pounds

Physical characteristics:Hard, wiry, dense, straight, short topcoat; softer undercoat; comes in mix of black and tan
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Jagdterrier

The Jagdterrier (pronounced “yack terrier”) shares the Airedale’s affinity for both work and play. Highly social and easy to train, this breed might not be well-known, but it is well-suited to life as a loving family pet. A weekly brushing and a bath once or twice a month are typically all this dog needs to look its best.

Breed Overview

Height:13 to 16 inches

Weight:20 to 22 pounds (male); 17 to 19 pounds (female)

Physical characteristics:Dense black-and-tan coat; fur can be hard and rough or soft and smooth; also found in dark brown or grayish-black colorings

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Australian Kelpie

Kelpies are sort of a mix in appearance and temperament between a border collie and an Australian cattle dog, though they tend to be smaller than both. Mild-mannered but full of energy, they love to run around and play and are usually eager to have a job to do. These dogs are not suited to a home where the owners lead a sedentary lifestyle. Their easy-care coats need a weekly brushing to remove dirt and loose fur.

Breed Overview

Height:17 to 20 inches

Weight:25 to 45 pounds

Physical characteristics:Muscular build; double coat that has a hard, straight, short, water-resistant topcoat; coat colors come in black, black and tan, red, red and tan, fawn, chocolate, and smoke blue
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Russian Toy

These tiny pups give chihuahuas a run for their money when it comes to size. Russian toys aren’t easy to find in the U.S. and weren’t much known outside of Russia until a few decades ago. These petite pups are low shedders. The shorthaired variety can do with a weekly brushing while the longhaired variety should be brushed every day or two to prevent mats.

Breed Overview

Height:8 to 11 inches

Weight:Up to 6.5 pounds

Physical characteristics:Smooth and long coat; comes in black and tan, brown and tan, blue and tan, or red with or without black or brown
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English Toy Terrier

This small black-and-tan dog breed is known for its expert rat hunting skills, though it also will hunt practically any animal that’s smaller than it is. That means it’s not suitable for homes with small animals as pets. Still, this dog is very low-maintenance in the grooming department. Its smooth coat needs a weekly brushing or rubbing with a wet towel to remove dirt and loose fur.

Breed Overview

Height:10 to 12 inches

Weight:4 to 12 pounds

Physical characteristics:Short and smooth coat; traditional black-and-tan coloring
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Beauceron

The Beauceron is the largest of the French sheepdog breeds, and it has a long history of herding sheep and cattle in the French countryside. These dogs are affectionate, smart, and energetic, meaning they require a lot of mental and physical stimulation. They’re moderate shedders but tend to shed profusely in the spring and fall. A brushing once or twice a week should suffice for them.

Breed Overview

Height:24 to 27.5 inches

Weight:70 to 110 pounds

Physical characteristics:Short, coarse, and dense coat; two color combinations of black and tan or black and harlequin (a mix of gray, black, and tan)

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Appenzeller Sennenhund

The Appenzeller Sennenhund comes straight from the Swiss Alps. It was bred for farm work, herding animals, pulling carts, and guarding property. Although these dogs are more tricolor than strictly black and tan, the dominant colors are black and tan. These dogs are high shedders and should be brushed regularly to capture loose fur before it ends up on your furniture and clothes.

Breed Overview

Height:20 to 22 inches

Weight:50 to 75 pounds

Physical characteristics:Short, straight double coat; tricolor combination of black or brown with white and tan markings
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Lancashire Heeler

Lancashire heelers are feisty and full of personality, despite their small size. Originally from the U.K., you won’t find them much in the U.S. They tend to be quite affectionate with their families, though they can be wary of strangers. These dogs are medium shedders, and their coats typically aren’t prone to matting. A weekly brushing and baths once or twice a month should be fine.

Breed Overview

Height:10 to 12 inches

Weight:10 to 17 pounds

Physical characteristics:Thick, short, hard, weather-resistant top coat; comes in black and tan or liver and tan; fine undercoat