Intelligent, courageous, and strong-willed are a few characteristics that you can use to describe the Mountain Cur. It has origins in the United States. This is an all-purpose working dog capable of being used as a farm dog, treeing, trailing small game, or water dog. The coat is usually short with black, blue, brown, or yellow coloration. The dog is medium-sized and well-proportioned. His tail is medium-length as the ears are dropped with a round tip while the large brown eyes draw attention. It easily responds to human contact and direction. Early pioneers and settlers found it useful in guarding and watching.
Mountain Curs have a withers height between 16”-26” (41-66 cm) and a typical weight in the range of 30-60 lb (14-27 kg). The Mountain Cur has an overall body length of roughly 22”-32” (56-81 cm), standing height between 21”-31” (53-79 cm), and a typical lifespan of 12-16 years.
Intelligent, courageous, and strong-willed are a few characteristics that you can use to describe the Mountain Cur. It has origins in the United States. This is an all-purpose working dog capable of being used as a farm dog, treeing, trailing small game, or water dog. The coat is usually short with black, blue, brown, or yellow coloration. The dog is medium-sized and well-proportioned. His tail is medium-length as the ears are dropped with a round tip while the large brown eyes draw attention. It easily responds to human contact and direction. Early pioneers and settlers found it useful in guarding and watching.
Mountain Curs have a withers height between 16”-26” (41-66 cm) and a typical weight in the range of 30-60 lb (14-27 kg). The Mountain Cur has an overall body length of roughly 22”-32” (56-81 cm), standing height between 21”-31” (53-79 cm), and a typical lifespan of 12-16 years.
