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Black and Tan Coonhounds are not considered easy to train in traditional obedience, ranking low in this area due to their strong independent nature. While they possess average intelligence with a Problem Solving score of 2/5 and a Memory score of 3/5, their primary drive is scent, which can make them easily distracted from conventional commands. They rank below average in Adaptability (2/5), meaning they may not adjust quickly to new training methods. To learn more about harnessing their unique intelligence, explore our full article.
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