Treeing Cur

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Summary

  • The Treeing Cur is a versatile hunting dog originating from the United States, known for its treeing ability and loyalty. It is a medium-sized, short-coated dog that requires plenty of exercise and is generally good with family and children with proper socialization.

Origin and Purpose

  • United States
  • Developed for hunting and treeing game, particularly raccoons and squirrels

Appearance

Dimensions

GenderHeightWeight
Female16 to 24 inches30 to 60 pounds
Male16 to 26 inches30 to 60 pounds

Coat

AttributeNotes
Color
  • Brindle
  • Black
  • Yellow
  • Brown
  • Various shades
  • May have white markings
Type
  • Short
  • Dense
Length
  • Short

Care

AttributeNotes
Shedding
  • Moderate
Grooming
  • Minimal
Drooling
  • Low

Body

AttributeNotes
Head
  • Broad
Skull
  • Slightly rounded
Ears
  • Drop
  • Moderate in size
  • Set high
Eyes
  • Round
  • Brown
  • Hazel
Nose
  • Black
Muzzle
  • Moderate in length and width
Teeth
  • Scissors bite
Neck
  • Muscular
  • Moderate length
Forequarters
  • Well muscled
Fore Legs
  • Straight
Hindquarters
  • Well muscled
Hind Legs
  • Straight
Feet
  • Compact
  • Well-arched
Tail
  • Docked
  • Bobtail
  • Natural length
  • Carried upright or slightly curved
Gait
  • Agile
  • Energetic

Temperament

  • Intelligent
  • Alert
  • Courageous
  • Loyal
  • Hard-working
  • Brave

Social

AttributeNotes
Affectionate with Family
  • Yes
Good with Children
  • Generally good
  • With proper socialization
Good with Dogs
  • Can be good
  • With proper socialization
Good with Cats
  • Can be good
  • With proper socialization
Openness to Strangers
  • Reserved
  • Not aggressive
Playfulness Level
  • High
Protective Nature
  • Moderate
Adaptability Level
  • Moderate

Working Roles

  • Hunting
  • Treeing game
  • Companion dog
  • Farm dog

Exercise Needs

  • High
  • Requires daily physical and mental stimulation

Health

  • Generally healthy breed

Additional Notes

  • Known for its treeing ability
  • Versatile hunting dog
  • Bred to work independently

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