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<blockquote data-quote="TedH71" data-source="post: 168030" data-attributes="member: 3233"><p>Turnthatcowloosemaw, </p><p></p><p>It's the catahoula in your dog that did that. Most catahoulas are aggressive workers. IMHO, the new Texas state dog is much better and more responsive: Blue Lacy. <a href="http://www.lacydog.com/" target="_blank">http://www.lacydog.com/</a> They're also called Lacy hog dogs. They're remarkably easy to house break and train compared to catahoulas and they're voice senestive though. I've had both breeds and would want both for various reasons. Too many folks breeding catahoulas for the pretty eye and coat colors not the working ability those days so it pays to steer clear or be aware that you should buy from strictly working parents. You could also try a blackmouth cur or a mountain cur. They both work livestock and hunt the same as the catahoula. I've only had one blackmouth cur so can't say much about them while I've had up to 5 catahoulas and they do get dog aggressive when they get older WHICH I hate when I'm hog hunting so I'm much more selective about keeping catahoulas. I'm really sold on the lacy breed easy to train and works similiar to the catahoula/blackmouth dogs but are capable of working goats while catahoulas aren't recommended for goat herding..they tend to get too rough.</p><p></p><p>The Lacy family STILL breeds and raises the breed. They were the ones who donated the pink grantite that adorns the Austin captiol.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TedH71, post: 168030, member: 3233"] Turnthatcowloosemaw, It's the catahoula in your dog that did that. Most catahoulas are aggressive workers. IMHO, the new Texas state dog is much better and more responsive: Blue Lacy. [url=http://www.lacydog.com/]http://www.lacydog.com/[/url] They're also called Lacy hog dogs. They're remarkably easy to house break and train compared to catahoulas and they're voice senestive though. I've had both breeds and would want both for various reasons. Too many folks breeding catahoulas for the pretty eye and coat colors not the working ability those days so it pays to steer clear or be aware that you should buy from strictly working parents. You could also try a blackmouth cur or a mountain cur. They both work livestock and hunt the same as the catahoula. I've only had one blackmouth cur so can't say much about them while I've had up to 5 catahoulas and they do get dog aggressive when they get older WHICH I hate when I'm hog hunting so I'm much more selective about keeping catahoulas. I'm really sold on the lacy breed easy to train and works similiar to the catahoula/blackmouth dogs but are capable of working goats while catahoulas aren't recommended for goat herding..they tend to get too rough. The Lacy family STILL breeds and raises the breed. They were the ones who donated the pink grantite that adorns the Austin captiol. [/QUOTE]
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