re: Blackmouth Cur, my new hunting dog

Mine is defiant but very smart. I can tell her to "hush" and she will bark one more time just to let me know she heard me. I turn and give her the look and she is quiet the rest of the night.

Mine's pretty much voice trained. I don't even have to raise my voice to him. If I do he gets his feelings hurt.

UNLESS there's prey involved. Then he goes stone cold deaf.

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He will however kill any dog that comes near my wife or me. Very protective and loving animals.

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If the dog from across the street comes in his yard, game on. But he goes across the street it's playtime. And he runs my neighbors bulldogs like little bitches. It's his yard. And he barks at customers when I bring him to work with me.

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When are y'all gathering up for the BMC circle jerk?

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I realize you're new here so but that comment was not needed. Try to add informative post or stick to the IM threads.

Ok we'll uh, I have a male that adopted us. His owners suck at life and feeding their animals so we took him in. I have 2 Bluetick mixs a little older so now I have a yard full of hounds. My blueticks are some hunting bastards. Rats, mice, birds, squirrels and rabbits they kill em all.

I really think the key to these dogs is not letting them get under a bad influence. And ALL hounds are a bad influence.

Hounds are just dumb as frick, defiant, and generally... dumb as frick.

The guy that said his is escaping along with his basset. That didn't surprise me in the least because I raised three generations of bassets and they ALL were escape artists.

Beagles? LOL! Good luck if you don't have them encased in concrete and steel, 100%.

My BMC could get out of my yard any time he wanted to, but since he doesn't have a bad influence, the only time he tries it is when the wife leaves the gate open, then he feels like he's got permission.