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Date Posted: Tue, May 15, 04:01:40pm CST
Author: Archie
Author Host/IP: tina0-165.greenhills.net / 216.146.244.165
Subject: Re: Poll #1
In reply to: Dan McDonough 's message, "Poll #1" on Tue, May 15, 10:17:05am CST

>I will preface this question with a quote from the
>yearbook. Under "Breeding Information" the first
>paragraph reads: "The breeding of the American
>Leopard Cur presents a greater challenge than any
>animal alive. The reason the American Leopard Cur
>breed is of the quality it is today is because old
>time breeders discovered that to try to produce a
>ridgid color standard is to destroy ability, which
>should be the prime concern of the breeder and buyer,
>not looks."
>
> With that said, my question to you is:
>
> Should the black pups comming out of the Jug bred
>dogs be registered?
>
> Understand that these are the pups that are all black
>for those of you who are not farmiliar with them.
>They are not pups that have any tan, brindle or any
>other color of trim. They do however, more often than
>not, have some small amount of white points on them.
>The white most typically appears as a small white
>patch on the chest and possibley some white toes.
>
> Please respond by giving a yes or no answer and feel
>free to qualify that answer if you like. Remember,
>this is an informal poll and at this point, has no
>official weight Yes. reason is he was aloud in the breed. many folks did not know he was 1/4 walker and 1/4 stephens cur and 1/2 leopard. may be if they were not lied too they would not let him in. I hunted with him 3 times in hunts and E-Beau won all three times. Jug was a coon dog. Archie

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