The dogs can be now more than 75% Kemmer Stock Mountain Cur and can be no less than 25% Kemmer Stock Mountain Cur, with the other percentage being approved Feist Blood, i.e., 25% Kemmer Stock Mountain Cur and 75% Mullins, or 50% Kemmer Stock Mountain Cur and 50% Mullins, etc. Robert kept breeding them, and renamed the Old Cajun Squirrel Dog to the Kemmer Stock Hybrid Squirrel Dog and Kemmer's Tennessee Mountain Hybrids. Please contact me if you are interested in adopting. The Cajun (Calvin) worked with what Robert gave him to help build the original Cajun Stock, but Calvin worked off shore and had to stop breeding. Mountain Feist Easley, A litter of full-blooded mountain feist puppies is looking for forever homes. The rest of the name came from the fact that they are used to hunt squirrels as well as raccoons. Kemmer talked Calvin Boutte (aka the Cajun) into continuing this breeding program and that is how the breed originally got the Cajun part of its name. Some of the Feists used are Kemmer Feist, Mullins Feist and Barger Feist. Children - Both breeds are child friendly, but the Black Mouth Cur is the most friendly between the breeds.

Owner Experience - Both the Mountain Feist and the Black Mouth Cur are good for new owners, but the Mountain Feist is a slightly better choice. A Kemmer Hybrid, it is a mix of Kemmer Stock Mountain Cur and Approved Feist. Quick Summary Below are a few quick comparisons between the two breeds. So enjoy your stay here and hope to see you in the woods sometime hunting with our mountain cur dogs. We are a family that loves to hunt with family and friends here in the Missouri Ozarks. We are located in Licking Missouri and have hunted the Ozarks Mountains our whole life. Mountain Curs are larger, with a typical height of 16 to 26 inches and weight of 30 to 60 pounds, while the typical height of Mountain Feist is 10 to 22 inches. They were bred for their super winding ability as their ancestors, the Kemmer Curs. Original Mountain curs squirrel and coon dogs. Originally called the Old Cajun Squirrel Dog, this Feist was developed by Robert Kemmer by crossing the Bounce Mountain Feist bloodline with some of his smaller Kemmer Stock Mountain Curs. Curs are specialized working dogs bred for ability by breeding the best to the best, based on individual performance and usually regardless of the actual breed. An occasional combing and brushing to remove dead hair is all it needs. Cur dogs are not the result of random cross breeding. Feist, Field Spaniel, Fila Brasileiro, Finnish Lapphund, Finnish Spitz, Fla. The Kemmer Stock Hybrid Squirrel Dog is easy to groom. Mountain Dog, Bichon Frise, Black Mouth Cur, Black and Tan Coonhound, Bloodhound.

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