Thank you for your interest in LFK!
To join our waitlist for a Mountain Cur puppy, please fill out the form below & select your preferences.
If you have any questions about an upcoming litter or any thing else regarding our kennel/dogs, just contact us!
To see photos & pedigrees of our ladies, click the button below:
We do not ship our puppies. Young puppies are more susceptible to various illnesses & diseases, and therefore we require our puppies to be picked up by their new owners.
At this time, we don't accept deposits until a breeding is confirmed.
Our email wait list is first come, first serve.
Our Mountain Cur puppies come with registration to OMCBA - Original Mountain Cur Breeders Association.
Puppies will have tails docked by our veterinarian, de-wormed at 2, 4, 6 weeks & first round of vaccinations at 6 weeks. Pups go home at 8 weeks.
Our pups are born & kept indoors, with playtime outside. They are exposed to everyday household noises, as well as squirrel tails.
Puppies are $600
A $200 deposit will be required to reserve a puppy, with the remaining $400 due at pickup.
Duke is our standing stud - he will be siring all future litters.
He is a solid 55lb, blue brindle combo dog.
His pedigree includes:
We are sustainable breeder for each & every puppy that we produce. We do realize, that things happen, and life changes and you may find yourself unable to care for you puppy/dog. We WILL accept the dog back, without judgement, no matter the age of the dog.
Numerous times, I see these type of dogs put up for adoption because the owner doesn't have time/space/money to hunt them, train them, care for them, FEED them even! You're either going to make time & make the effort, or you're not. Please don't take one of our puppies if you won't make the effort to train & care for it.
You're only going to get out of a dog what you put into it.
Mountain Curs do best when they have a job to do - they are bred to hunt/work. So we prefer them for hunting homes, but we also consider active companion homes. Once they are older, they do have a good off-switch in the house, but don't expect them to always be a lazy lap dog.
They do require adequate training, socialization & exercise for them to be their best dog self. If each of these needs are met, then they absolutely make wonderful companions & we do keep ours indoors.
Mountain Curs are by nature reserved with strangers, so if you're not spending time with them daily, you're becoming a stranger & that will be a hindrance with your training.
Of course, they're hunting dogs. Some of you will keep them outdoors. That's fine as long as their needs are met daily.
If you intend to chain our dog to a tree, please don't bother contacting us.
These are the BASIC requirements for taking one of our puppies regarding their living situation:
Basic info on the Mountain Cur
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