anyone know the breed black mouth cur

• Nov 15, 2017

• #1

karen936

Head Researcher, McDurdellson Enterprises, Inc.

We rescued a dog from local rescue and thought it was part german sheppard, but someone saw him and said they think he is a black nose cur. I have looked at pic's and he sure does have a lot of the features, anyone here an owner or expert. He's about 6 months

 

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• Nov 15, 2017

• #2

northgeorgiasportsman

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Would they mean Black Mouth Cur? That one might have some BMC in him, but looks like he's of mixed ancestry.

 

• Nov 15, 2017

• #3

karen936

Head Researcher, McDurdellson Enterprises, Inc.

yes black mouth cur, thanks

 

• Nov 15, 2017

• #4

John Cooper

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Yep like said above probably does have some cur in him, but not full blood.

 

• Nov 15, 2017

• #5

NE GA Pappy

Mr. Pappy

Heinz 57

 

• Nov 15, 2017

• #6

karen936

Head Researcher, McDurdellson Enterprises, Inc.

he's a puppy about 5 to 6 months old

 

• Nov 16, 2017

• #7

Anvil Head

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Rescue dogs seem to make the best companions. They don't want to go back. Won't matter to him what the papers say anyway. He's a great looking pup and will most likely train-up however you want. Dogs is Dogs.

 

• Nov 16, 2017

• #8

NE GA Pappy

Mr. Pappy

Anvil Head said:

Rescue dogs seem to make the best companions. They don't want to go back. Won't matter to him what the papers say anyway. He's a great looking pup and will most likely train-up however you want. Dogs is Dogs.

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the best all around dog I had as a kid was a Heinz 57. We named him Brownie. The only problem we ever had with that dog was he liked chicken. Fresh barnyard chicken. Once dad broke him from that, we had no more issues with him.

 

• Nov 16, 2017

• #9

JustUs4All

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Nice looking pup who appears to be very happy to be where he is and with whoever is taking the picture.

 

• Nov 16, 2017

• #10

T-N-T

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Congrats on getting a dog that needed a home and not waiting for a breeder to produce another dog.
Nice pup.

 

• Nov 16, 2017

• #11

karen936

Head Researcher, McDurdellson Enterprises, Inc.

thanks was just curious and some dog training
can be different for each breed. He is probably our 13th or so rescue over the years, I'm working with him on pack leader and
no chewing and listening, basic stuff. No hunting just a family member.

 

• Nov 16, 2017

• #12

KyDawg

Gone But Not Forgotten

That is a nice looking Dog Krun.

 

• Nov 16, 2017

• #13

karen936

Head Researcher, McDurdellson Enterprises, Inc.

thanks Boss he all puppy right now

 

• Nov 16, 2017

• #14

Lilly001

Senior Member

Was'nt Ol' Yeller a black mouthed cur?

 

• Nov 16, 2017

• #15

John Cooper

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The dog in the book was, the dog in the movie wasn't.

 

• Nov 20, 2017

• #16

Anvil Head

Senior Member

I had a big peacock that was excellent at breaking "chicken lovers" from feather addiction. He could straighten them out and often left scars.

 

• Nov 25, 2017

• #17

greg_n_clayton

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Lilly001 said:

Was'nt Ol' Yeller a black mouthed cur?

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I think the one was in the movie was a Yeller Kemmer if my memory serves me correct of the looks !!

 

• Nov 26, 2017

• #18

sghoghunter

Senior Member

A black mouth ain't nothing but a bunch of mixed up mutts that were finally bred to make them look alike.

 

• Nov 29, 2017

• #19

crackerdave

Senior Member

The Ladner family has some fine BlackMouthCurs.
They are often used on hogs,but some are good tree dogs,too.Great family all round dogs.

 

• Nov 30, 2017

• #20

sghoghunter

Senior Member

But 90% are just bred for color,breed name and wind up as family companions