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Leopard Cur Dog Breed Facts
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Breed: Leopard Cur
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Also Called: Leopard Tree Dog
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Height: The Leopard Cur is about 21-26 inches tall.
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Weight: The Leopard Cur weighs between 45-72 lbs.
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Colors: The Leopard Cur can be leopard spotted, yellow, black (may have brindle or tan trim), brindle, and blue or mouse color.
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Physical Appearance: The Leopard Cur is a powerful, agile tree dog of medium-to-large size. The body is just slightly longer than tall. Legs are long enough to allow the dog to move quickly and with agility in rough terrain. The head is broad, with a moderate stop, and a heavy muzzle of moderate length. Ears are set high and drop. The tail is straight, set low, and may be any length. The coat is dense but close fitting.
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Temperament/Personality: The Leopard Cur has a desire to please his master. He is a loving and loyal dog. Great with children as well as other animals.
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Care: The Leopard Cur requires minimal grooming.
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Health Concerns/Problems: The Leopard Cur dog breed has no known genetic health problems.
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Training: The Leopard Cur's desire to please, makes it easy to train. Leopard curs make good cow and hog dogs.
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Activity: The Leopard Cur is an all-purpose dog that has great stamina. Used for hunting small and large game, it can withstand the coldest of temperatures. They can handle a cold track and still be under the voice control of the handler. They are open trailers with a very strong desire to stay on track. They excel in their ability to hold game at bay without getting injured.
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Country of Origin: The Leopard Cur originated in Mexico.
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Brief History: Leopard Curs are believed to be the descendants of dogs brought to the new world by Spanish conquistadors who crossed with native Mexican dogs. Early American settlers brought Leopard dogs from Mexico to hunt bear.
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