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Our registered Lacy Game Dogs share many great characteristics, but all three are quite different in their individual personalities.
They are outstanding specimens, specially selected from great lines, so that we can produce high quality pups
which both meet our breeding standard, and have the genetic makeup to insure exceptional working capability.
We believe that it is possible to have dogs that are both hard working and beautiful, and these dogs prove just that! In our breeding program we anticipate more beautiful Reds, and Blues, but could also see some Tri-Colored puppies.
Jazz, our oldest female, displays a complete set of white toes and the medium sized chest patch common on this breed.
She has a gorgeous uniform short red coat, a wonderful ear set, and carries herself like a little queen.
She also has the typical intent Lacy stare, coming from a pair of golden eyes that never miss anything.
Jazz weighs thirty-three pounds, and stands only eighteen and a half inches at the shoulders. She is extremely intelligent, and learns very quickly.
She is also very well behaved, and quiet in the house, unless we have unexpected company!
But, don’t be fooled into thinking this is a lap dog. She will stand face to face with a wild hog, barking like a she-demon while she bays, and showing her teeth with no sign of fear! She is dynamite in a small package, loaded with stamina to go with her speed, a great nose, and drive out of this world! Jazz comes from a very respected line of working dogs, and was born on a south Texas ranch. She has proven herself as a blood tracker, and loves to tree squirrels as well. Her first litter consisted of six gorgeous reds, which have turned out to be outstanding young dogs. You can see them, and read about their working capability in our talk forum. Her sire is a Blue, and her dam is a Tri. Sire: Brook's Bull of the Woods ~ Dam: Leek's Lucy Lou
Jones, our stud dog, has an almost solid light red coat that appears silvery in winter, with only a sliver of white between his front legs. He has a broad chest, making for a very stout front end, and an incredible head. He also has a great ear set, and deep almond colored eyes.
Jones weighs fifty-four pounds, and measures twenty and a half inches at the shoulders. His looks can be somewhat deceiving.
He is a big boy, and strong as a bull, but maintains incredible agility, and can run all day long! Nothing gets past him,
and he can go from laid out to wide open in the blink of an eye.He is a lover, and will speak when he wants attention. Jones is an excellent blood tracker, working both on and off lead, and had many recoveries by five months of age. He is not afraid to bay a big buck, and has an awesome voice when he gets excited, but trails silently. He also loves to tree squirrels, and will hunt your legs off! Jones is a proven stud, producing awesome pups who get the job done at an early age. Jones’ sire is a Blue, and so is his dam. Sire: McClellan's General ~ Dam: PPR's Jessica Lynn Jones will be offered at stud to selected females outside of our kennel, on a very limited basis. Call, or email, if you would like to discuss this.
Two years ago, we acquired our third registered Lacy Game Dog, Jemma, a long anticipated blue female. She has allowed us to expand our breeding program,
and insure continued production of high quality pups.
With her beautiful dark blue coat, and typical white feet and chest patch, she also eliminated the countless explanations of why these dogs are sometimes called Blue Lacys.
Jemma also came from south Texas.
From the moment she entered our home, she has shown tremendous drive, and she is not shy at all. She is very quick on her feet, loves baying with our older dogs, and has been trained to track blood. This little bolt of blue has special written all over her! As a young adult dog, Jemma is beginning to show her true grit. She is treeing on her own, and recently began recovering downed game animals! She is proving every day that she deserves her place in our pack! Jemma is very aggressive and talks a lot when she gets excited! Her last litter produced seven great pups, and she is about to bless us with more! You can find out more about them in our talk forum. Jemma's sire and dam are both Blues. Sire: Cavin's Blue Hoss (deceased) ~ Dam: Podunk Heaven's TX Thunderstorm We offer tracking service with our dogs. Contact us, and we will try to help you recover your trophy! |
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Jazz, our oldest female, displays a complete set of white toes and the medium sized chest patch common on this breed.
She has a gorgeous uniform short red coat, a wonderful ear set, and carries herself like a little queen.
She also has the typical intent Lacy stare, coming from a pair of golden eyes that never miss anything.
Jazz weighs thirty-three pounds, and stands only eighteen and a half inches at the shoulders. She is extremely intelligent, and learns very quickly.
She is also very well behaved, and quiet in the house, unless we have unexpected company!
Jones, our stud dog, has an almost solid light red coat that appears silvery in winter, with only a sliver of white between his front legs. He has a broad chest, making for a very stout front end, and an incredible head. He also has a great ear set, and deep almond colored eyes.
Jones weighs fifty-four pounds, and measures twenty and a half inches at the shoulders. His looks can be somewhat deceiving.
He is a big boy, and strong as a bull, but maintains incredible agility, and can run all day long! Nothing gets past him,
and he can go from laid out to wide open in the blink of an eye.
Two years ago, we acquired our third registered Lacy Game Dog, Jemma, a long anticipated blue female. She has allowed us to expand our breeding program,
and insure continued production of high quality pups.
With her beautiful dark blue coat, and typical white feet and chest patch, she also eliminated the countless explanations of why these dogs are sometimes called Blue Lacys.
Jemma also came from south Texas.