steeler92 Posted April 11 Share Posted April 11 I’m very excited about the pups I have coming from two of my curs. I crossed my full male Stephens to my full female Ladner. Both parents are combo dogs with the Stephens being my better coon dog and my female being a better squirrel dog. I did this cross for myself but should have some available. Pups will be NKC registered as treeing curs. I’d like to add that anyone who gets a pup that comp hunts if they win the hunt I’ll give them back what they paid for the dog. Asking 250 for a female and 200 for a male. Please call or text (602)818-7509 3 Link to comment
steeler92 Posted April 11 Author Share Posted April 11 (edited) Ladner Edited April 11 by steeler92 2 Link to comment
wilbur Posted April 11 Share Posted April 11 What part of the country are these pups located? Thanks Link to comment
steeler92 Posted April 11 Author Share Posted April 11 11 minutes ago, wilbur said: What part of the country are these pups located? Thanks We are in Lebanon Junction Kentucky. Link to comment
hillbilly stalker Posted April 12 Share Posted April 12 Are you gonna bob the tails ? Link to comment
steeler92 Posted April 12 Author Share Posted April 12 1 hour ago, hillbilly stalker said: Are you gonna bob the tails ? Might be unpopular but yes I plan too. I like the look and in my head a cur has a bobbed tail. 2 Link to comment
Roper's Feist Posted April 13 Share Posted April 13 It is a lot of fun to make a 1st time "TRUE HALF OUT CROSS!" You never know what the pups out of a cross like that will look like in color and markings. And you will never know what "GENETIC TRAITS" each pup will get out of a cross like that until you start and train them. I have enjoyed breeding, raising, starting, and training pups out of different type of crosses for a pretty long time now. Each cross reproduces different "GENETIC TRAITS" that is amazing to see naturally come out in their pups when you start them at a young age. Good luck with your cross and I hope you enjoy starting and training the pups you keep to hunt out of it. I agree with you, I think a Cur/Treeing Cur looks best with a docked tail!!! Take care and thanks for sharing. Jerry 1 Link to comment
hillbilly stalker Posted April 13 Share Posted April 13 On 4/12/2024 at 6:51 PM, steeler92 said: Might be unpopular but yes I plan too. I like the look and in my head a cur has a bobbed tail. Most times when people cross a Stephens they dock the tails. Long tail is breed standard for a Stephens, so if they mix , they dock so there’s no confusion down the line. I mite be interested in a pup, I need a meat dog pup. 2 Link to comment
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