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Kemmer Stock Hybrid Squirrel
Puppies for Sale
Kemmer Stock Hybrid
Squirrel Dog
(Cajun Squirrel Dog) (Old Cajun Squirrel Dog)
(Kemmer's
Tennessee Mountain Hybrid)
Kemmer Hybrid Squirrel Dogs - Robert
Kemmer with Little Gal (left), Crystal (middle), and Larry King With Little
Handsome (right). These dogs are from the Great Cajun Jack, one of the
original Cajun Squirrel Dogs.
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Description |
The Kemmer Stock Hybrid Squirrel Dogs
come in yellow or yellow with white, brindle or blue brindle, reddish or
sometimes black and white, but most of the time yellow, like their kin the
Kemmer Curs. The Kemmer Stock Hybrid Dog is a stocky dog. It has a medium coat with a soft undercoat. The colors are red, yellow, or brindle. |
Temperament
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The Kemmer Stock Hybrid Squirrel Dogs
make a good all around dog if you want a good hunting dog or a dog for the
kids. They will hunt about 200 yards from you and use every ability they
have. Friendly, active, and alert. |
Height, Weight
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Height: 12-18 inches (30-46 cm.)
Weight 20-30 pounds (9-14 kg.) |
Health
Problems |
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Living
Conditions |
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Exercise |
The
The Kemmer Stock Hybrid Squirrel Dog needs
to be taken on a daily
long walk or jog. |
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Life
Expectancy |
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Grooming |
The Rat Terrier is easy to
groom. An occasional combing and brushing to remove dead hair is all it needs. |
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Origin |
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.
They were bred for their super winding ability as their ancestors, the
Kemmer Curs.
A Kemmer Hybrid, are a mix of Kemmer Stock Mountain Cur and Approved Feist.
Some of the Feist used are Kemmer Feist, Mullins Feist and Barger Feist.
Mr. 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. The rest of the name came from the fact
that they are used to hunt squirrels as well as raccoons. 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. Robert kept breeding them,
and renamed the Old Cajun Squirrel Dog to the Kemmer Stock Hybrids Squirrel
Dog and Kemmer's Tennessee Mountain Hybrids. 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 % being approved Feist Blood. i.e. 25% Kemmer
Stock Mountain Curr and 75% Mullins, or 50% Kemmer Stock Mountain Curr and
50% Mullins etc. |
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Group |
Hunting |
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Recognition |
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Photo Courtesy of Cajun Squirrel Dog homepage
Photo Courtesy of Cajun Squirrel Dog homepage
Photo Courtesy of Cajun Squirrel Dog homepage
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Feist Types
Squirrel Dogs
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