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This high-energy, intelligent female Mountain Cur is built for action and ready to hit the woods. Breed: Mountain Cur (Squirrel Dog) Gender: Female Date of Birth: September 1, 2025Coloring: Eye-catching Black & White with a striking facial blaze and athletic build Registration: Not Registered She comes from proven stock with high drive, keen instincts, and natural curiosity. Raised on our property with daily socialization and hands-on attention, she has great alertness, excellent movement, and a strong foundation to excel as an active squirrel dog, hunting companion, or loyal homestead dog. Shipping & Delivery Policy To ensure a safe and smooth transition to her new home, we offer the following pickup and delivery options: Local Pickup (Preferred): You are welcome to pick up directly at our property by appointment so you can meet her in person.
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Black
White
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Brenda R.
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Mountain Cur
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What kind of dog is a Mountain Cur?
The Mountain Cur is a courageous hunter and protector. They are loving and affectionate toward their owners, but are very strong-minded when it comes to doing what they want. Mountain Curs can become over-protective and require an assertive, experienced owner. Full-grown, they typically weigh 30-60 pounds and stand 16-26 inches tall.
Are Mountain Curs a good choice for families with kids?
Mountain Curs are generally okay with older children who know how to handle dogs. Mountain Curs can adapt to life indoors or outdoors and generally get along well with children and other animals when raised together. However, they do have a tendency to see cats and other small furry critters as something to chase. They're very vocal and bark quite a lot.
How do I keep a Mountain Cur physically active?
The Mountain Cur’s heart sings when working a game trail for its master. They live for the thrill of the hunt and the adventure of chasing down a scent. You’ll need to plan intense daily activity for your Mountain Cur and frequent trips to areas where they are safe to roam free and follow their nose. Overall, their exercise needs are very high.
What kind of coat care does a Mountain Cur require?
Mountain Curs have a short, easy-care coat. They range in color from tan, to red, to dark brown and brindle. An occasional brushing to remove dead and loose hair is all they need to keep their coat in tip-top shape. Grooming-wise, this breed is moderate.
Where do Mountain Curs do best — city or country?
Mountain Curs are best suited for a house with a good-sized yard. Mountain Curs fit best in rural homes where they have plenty of safe space to play and are happiest in families that will take them hunting. They need plenty of time outdoors every day, as well as lots of interaction with humans. They are highly trainable and eager to learn.
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