Looking for a gritty pup. Preferably catahoula mutt of some sort. Lacy pit or bmc. Primarily need a rough stock/coyote kill dog. Run the occasional hog when not hunting coyotes. Long shot, but worth a try. still in the market

Id like to see some pics

Lol those aren't my dogs and I'm not the one who made the video. Thats just what I was referring to on the grit for a trap line dog. Similar to how the Texas blue lacy was used. The first video depicts how and what a decoy dog does.

I'll post a video tomorrow. I have 1 decoy dog I use now, he's 1/2 cat 1/2 Australian shep. He's gritty and smart but he needs a buddy and I want to choose the mix up for this one. I have a buddy who uses a cat x bmc x pit as well

haha i should of specified, i agree with you but i dont run coyotes. I use a decoy dog.....i go out and call and the dog does most of the work, bringing the coyote or coyotes in.  after the shot if wounded i want a tough as nails dog who will bay and dispatch if needed....ill try and post a video of what im talking about, more of a trapline lype dog is what im looking for with grit, and brains to get the job done.

im looking for a do all dog, some pig hunting, but mainly coyote. im wanting a real gritty dog, who will bay when needed, but not scared to jump in a grab a throat, dont want a big clumsy dog either, i need one with stamina but with grit and fight as well....any thought or opinions are appreciated, i know this is the hog hunting forum, but figured someone would be able to provide some input. thanks in advance!
-Lee

here are the videos, one is graphic but shows the grit i want in a coyote dog on a trap line (and these are 6 month old pups), if im not supposed to show this type of video, i appologize and one of the mods can remove it. thanks guys!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qJeB9m5MMo

mine does the same, but it didnt start until he was hit by a truck. actually he ran into the truck at full speed, started coughing up blood and everything. took him to the vet, and checked out fine, seems he only coughs when hes excited or been working all day

i saw that ugly dog made a nice 3" but it was black, and i have a black dog, just wanted something with some visability at night

anyone know where i can find a decent looking cut collar made from leather, or a similar one somewhere around 3" wide in color other than black? thanks!

Look up sanderskennels.com
I know of a few breeders in the US. He just happens to produce the best looking ones in my opinion. As far as legality I don't think it's illegal to own one.

Here's a catdo we use. Name is Apache. He is out of Mr. Masons yard.

ive seen this dog before!

im pretty sure you can own one, in fact there are several people that breed them here in the US. i think where one would get into trouble is if they bought one from another country and had it shipped in. i believe, correct me if im wrong, you have to wait for the pup to be quarantined for a few months before allowed on US soil.

I am going to give this on a try as a CD. He is a bulldog/dogo cross. Very trainable, laid back, and eager to please. This particular cross has been a good one for a smart, well mannered, hard catching CD the other times his breeder has made it. I hope he turns out to be the same.
He is big but moves very well for a puppy.

bulldog.....by that do you mean pit or american bulldog?

do yall treat your dogs for the worms that pigs carry? may be a dumb question but i wasnt sure?

does anyone use any dogo cross? catdo etc? ive heard of a few stag/dogos, but i was just curious if anyone wanted to post up some pix of their crosses.

btw, hes darn good lookin too.....

i wouldnt let that determine whether or not hes a cull or not. id give him some time, and let him see some other experienced dogs work in the pen....

That's cool, I always wondered what a lacy pit cross would be like. If you can keep this thread updated with some pix. Good lookin dogs!

what are they?