We picked ours up at the local shelter based on her personality. They had her labeled as a Terrier mix. Nope, shes a full BMC, which I knew NOTHING about prior. But I will say they are the best family dogs. Very loving and fiercely loyal
Same here! They said ours was a shepherd/lab mix. No way - he is IDENTICAL to a BMC, right down to the tail. He is the best dog I've ever been around, and there is not even a second place.
@@bradleyboyer9979 We were also told our rescue (now about 18 mos.) was some kind of shepherd/lab mix. We did a DNA test that pegged her as Chow Chow/Shar-Pei with some shepherd and a whole bunch of other things. But a dog-identifying app, which uses photos, suggested both Carolina Dog and Black Mouth Cur--which is what led me to this video. Our Sookie looks *exactly* like the BMCs I see here and on other sites. I mean, she's a classic example of the breed, and not only appearance-wise but temperamentally. Glad to have discovered this breed but a little bit annoyed at the money we paid for a DNA panel that is emphatically wrong.
@@PatriceFitzgerald I have never once heard of those DNA tests working. Our dog's biological sister (we got to know the owners) did the DNA test, and it was just a mess of things. I hear you.
@@PatriceFitzgerald My experience mirrors yours. My dog looks and acts just like a BMC and came from Mississippi but DNA says she’s a mix of 7 different breeds. I’ve since learned the DNA tests often don’t identify this breed. She’s a love and incredibly active and curious but sensitive. She does bark at anyone that walks by our home - definitely territorial but friendly once introduced. Great with my teens but chases our cat. We have to keep them separated by floor. Luckily I have 3 acres so she has lots of room to roam. I feel so fortunate to have rescued this loyal and loving breed.
I am looking after a Black Mouth Cur and she is tremendous. My friend travels and when he's away, he leave her with me. She is affectionate, intelligent, loyal, protective, respectful and obedient. I take her for daily hikes and she loves to play. I love her. I would recommend this breed to anyone who is active and can afford to spend time with the dog.
We adopted our black mouth cur from a shelter three years ago as a pup when I retired. She is loyal and obedient, my wife and I love her mischievous side and she has a lot of character. She does need a lot of exercise and loves to chase a ball. We spend 30 minutes in the morning, playing when she is done chasing she runs for the door on her own, gets a fresh drink then a nap. By 3pm she is dropping her ball at my feet telling me she is ready to go again. She is great with other dogs and children, but can play rough so my grandson has learned not to get her to crazy lol. She is my best friend and I'm glad we get to spend all day together. We always take her on vacations and she loves walking in public and is very curious to new surrounding.
We got a wonderful BMC from a shelter. She is marvelous, smart, and loving. High energy for sure. She won't let me finish reading the paper until she's had her one hour walk. Love this breed.
Same I just Rescued my best friend that is a black mouth cur he is the best dog that I could ever be blessed with? He was starved only a year old was 35 pounds 5 weeks now he now at 60 pounds and loving his new life on the lake and jumps in and out of it when ever I fish out back? Go on a very nice bike trail that is 94 miles long? Take him to the park everyday for a swim? Best breed to ever to have so far?
We just rescued a BMC / Shepard mix at 17 weeks. We have 3 cats. She did the standard chasing and sniffing but now at 7 months, she is just as respectful as my beautiful Border Collie / mix was who recently passed. Training and socializing is the key. And yes, she is a fabulous guard dog!
Lol my female daisy she is a year old. At bedtime she jumps up on the bad and falls down on my chest and lays her head on my neck..its too funny . I can't kick her off the bed after that.
I adopted my girl from a friend who stole her from an abusive home. Her name is Bella and she’s my world. She has an incredible personality and is the most loyal and protective dog I’ve ever had. despite her being only 45 pounds she is very fierce and has backed down dogs twice her size. Maybe I got lucky but if your looking for a good all around breed I would highly recommend. I’ve had experience with many breeds but if I had to pick one it would be a BMC
I grew up with curs. My uncle had a whole kennel full of em for over ten years of my childhood. They were hunting dogs but we treated them as pets and they didn’t mind. With the exception of maybe two or three of them they all wanted to play with us but when he cranked up his truck they all went krazy because they knew it was time to go to work. I still think about those days and I will always have a special place in my heart for them.
My BMC is the best dog I've ever had. I'll continue to always have at least one of them until the day I die. He is the kindest, smartest, most personable dog I've had as well.
Us too. Ours is basically famous in our neighborhood. EVERYONE loves him. Many ignore their own dogs just to give attention to ours, lol. He is an amazing dog.
We got our's through a rescue service. He came fro. A West Virginia kill shelter. He was labeled a Boxer Shepherd mix. We took him camping and a ranger asked us if he was a Black Mouth Cur. And sure enough. Loyal , sensitive and human. She used to jump the fence and has chased deer.
Love, love, love my BMC. He makes me laugh everyday with his goofy antics. He is very sensitive to my chronic anxiety and so protective and loving. It only made sense to get him an ESA license as he's often the only being that brings me comfort.
We recently lost our 10 yr old pit mix to cancer (she may have been part cur). 2 weeks later, we adopted a 6 month female BMC from the shelter. They had her labeled as a labrador retriever. She is red with black muzzle, white on her chest and finger/toe tips, webbed toes, curved tail and medium floppy ears. She is very smart and very loving. We already took her to the pet store and she listened and very gently greeted people. She didn't try to veer away or drag me along (which is something my pit mix would do). I hope our BMC stays with us for a very long time!
Just rescued a 55 lb 1 yr old suspected BMC. The rules of 3, 3 days to decompress, 3 weeks to test boundaries and 3 months to settle, didn’t even come close to applying. Only have had him for 3 weeks but he has already learned so many skills and is already ready for obedience. Can second the calm but firm correction but will say that ours is fine in an apartment, getting about 5 miles a day with heavy training and puzzles mixed in. He is also great with our 10 lb 18 yr old and is learning to accept the cat’s boundaries.😂
Noelle on my channel is an Alabama red. we got her at a shelter at 2 yrs old near chicago with a paper trail leading back to bama less than a month earlier. she's my girl and is amazingly intelligent. she understands full sentences and although i was basically a first time owner, i had been around and trained a few dogs. she's protective and territorial as they say, and we have a huge back yard that she does laps in every day as well as a couple long walks. for a southern dog, she prefers 50-60f temps to 70-80f. maybe it's just because near chicago she gets a full undercoat every winter and sheds like crazy to lose it and be comfortable in the summer? who knows, she's our girl and she's a 55 lb family love doge.
My girl is super sweet and friendly, not a barker or aggressive at all. She also doesn't have crazy exercise needs. She gets overheated really easily outside in Texas summer
Our BMC is a great dog. Someone dropped her off at the shelter when she was a pup and she was later transferred to a rescue. I saw her photo online and that's how we got her. She's really affectionate and is smart and a great watch/guard dog. She took some getting used to because I only had little dogs before this, but we have a big back yard now so there's room for her to run. She's good with other dogs, and will stand her ground when around one she doesn't know. She's also good on the leash and doesn't pull very much. So glad we found her!
Our Red Alabama BMC is so smart,funny and LOVES to learn!! But Chester has to bark at every stranger he sees because he's obsessed with protecting our family.😊❤
IDK what id do without my Cur Tucker. The most affectionate loving dog ever and so prone to separation anxiety and a howler and moaner when I sing hahaha. So smart. Never once used the bathroom in the house not once. So protective and guards our home. And never had a dog dream sleeping and kick bark and how so much. Almost every time he goes to sleep he is kicking and barking or growling at a squirrel or cat I imagine. We have a huge old victorian in a historic district in a tiny NC mounting town so he goes in and out the backdoor and in the fenced large back yard all he wants and wears himself down and after a good run around the yard, he sleeps and kicks and growls again in it. I believe he thinks he is n heaven...I hope he does. If I had a kid I would treat him no different. YEah my BMC Tucker is like my kid and smartest dog ever but hard-headed about what he wants to be hardheaded about. If he doesn't want to do something no amount of anything will make him reconsider. He had been left behind when a puppy so he was a rescue and has especially bad separation anxiety because of that not to mention it is in his breed to be that way anyway by nature so he is double upset to be left behind or not taken with you when you leave. Mine is a typical look of course and soft hair but more course on the back. black mouth and eyes and white on chest. And is a big howler and moaner more so than ever barks he howls or moans. He hates motorcycles or mopeds and will wake from a dead sound sleep when he hears one and cats top he wants to chase bite and eat everyone he sees along with squirrels. But again the most loving affectionate dog ever. Always wanting kisses, hugs, or cuddles from me. My last one Dixie was the best dog I ever had. So smart and loving too but she was meaner and overprotective which I actually enjoyed. What is the point of having a dog if it doesn't love and want to protect you? I love her for old age 21 years old BTW and got this big guy as a puppy 3 days after losing her. I couldn't sleep in this big old house by myself. Single and no children or siblings he is my family. And sleeps right by my side, or half on me every night.
I’ve had a BMC for almost 10 years. He’s an awesome dog, but he hates cats and will chase anything that moves - including kids on bicycles. So be aware if you’re looking to get one. Mine is okay with the cats now, but he showed up at my house as a puppy and tried to kill my outside cat. I couldn’t tell you how many times he got after her, she bloodied his nose - and he still tried to chomp on her. They’re very loyal dogs, but mine is not very friendly to family outsiders and Hates other dogs - with the exception of my terrier that he grew up with.
I got a BMC, but accident. She was sweat. Loved running and hunting. Took a lot of work The first one was pray drive as so the second one. I took a lot of hikes with both and they just always look for work. My current dog came to me scared and I noticed this. Never yelled at her, but she is so sweet with little dogs and with run hard with the big dogs. Great with kids. I get my pup out as much as I can and work her. You should see she run.
Just realized our dog is mostly Black Mouth Cur, I don't even think the rescue shelter suggested that but whatever. Our BMC was about 3 months old when we got her, she is sweet, but her agility and periodic aggression really stood out. This breed can definitely be stubborn and disinterested in training, so getting some professional training with the breed is recommended. Sadly our pup has an injured right leg from heavy play with another dog and it sucks because this breed is incredibly agile and playful, really hoping we don't have to pay for an MRI/surgery but we'll see. I think the BMC is really a beautiful, loving breed but I do believe they may take more training work than other dogs and I wouldn't really recommend the breed to someone unwilling or unable to make that investment.
But his generally name is Tongki Bungan, he is trainable eventhou he is 1 week, cause we don't want him poop and pee at the living room and we want to train him poop and pee at toilet.
Mine came straight out of the Arkansas woods. Literally. A fellow Nomad was camped there when she came out of the woods looking for help. No identification and the authorities said to just leave her in the woods which my friend wouldn't even think of doing. Long story short, she has a new home with me living out of my van in the deserts of Arizona. It's just been her and I for 16 days now for bonding purposes. I make her food and we go for 2 long walks daily. Will get that up to 3 when I get in better condition. We've tracked Coyotes that came into our camp one night and the next morning at daylight. We go through and mark their territory to let them know that they haven't intimidated us. I'm equipped to dispatch but only if necessary and unavoidable. But they want to eat my companion and I won't let that happen. I lucked out big time and I think she did too.
We were told that our rescue (now about 18 mos.) was some kind of shepherd/lab mix. We did a DNA test that pegged her as Chow Chow/Shar-Pei with some shepherd and a whole bunch of other things. But a dog-identifying app, which bases its breed suggestions on photos, named both Carolina Dog and Black Mouth Cur as possibilities. That's what led me to this video. Our Sookie looks *exactly* like the BMCs I see here and on other sites. I mean, she's a classic example of the breed, and not only appearance-wise but temperamentally. Glad to have discovered this breed but a little bit annoyed at the money we paid for a DNA panel that is emphatically wrong.
We own ours because our dog was dead and she was a stray mom mother said if my sisiter could get her in the house we could keep the black mouth cur she went from being abused by we dont know to a almost dead stray to a healthy funny amazing dog.
@@YourselfAndEyegot ours, shelter labeled him pittie, but we named him JD because we wanted it to be something relaxed and not too intimidating. Pretty sure he’s fully BMC so we just realized we named a dog with roots in the South one of the most Southern names there is.😂
ARRRRRRGHHH! The BMC got it's name by the inside of the mouth being black and not the muzzle or mask! see the clip here: czcams.com/video/8Gwm3Wez1PI/video.htmlfeature=shared&t=132
Why not? I saw on another video where a guy from the Netherlands said they couldn't get them there either. Is it because they're not fully AKC registered?
❤hope you get one eventually!! I’ve had shepherds chows labs huskies terriers etc. BMC has been the easiest most loving loyal we’ve ever had, so we got another!!❤
Your use of "speculated" made me quit watching at 00:46 as it tells the watcher you don't know what your saying and only think you do. Spit researched facts that you can back up or reference.
We picked ours up at the local shelter based on her personality. They had her labeled as a Terrier mix. Nope, shes a full BMC, which I knew NOTHING about prior. But I will say they are the best family dogs. Very loving and fiercely loyal
Same here! They said ours was a shepherd/lab mix. No way - he is IDENTICAL to a BMC, right down to the tail. He is the best dog I've ever been around, and there is not even a second place.
@@bradleyboyer9979 We were also told our rescue (now about 18 mos.) was some kind of shepherd/lab mix. We did a DNA test that pegged her as Chow Chow/Shar-Pei with some shepherd and a whole bunch of other things. But a dog-identifying app, which uses photos, suggested both Carolina Dog and Black Mouth Cur--which is what led me to this video. Our Sookie looks *exactly* like the BMCs I see here and on other sites. I mean, she's a classic example of the breed, and not only appearance-wise but temperamentally. Glad to have discovered this breed but a little bit annoyed at the money we paid for a DNA panel that is emphatically wrong.
@@PatriceFitzgerald I have never once heard of those DNA tests working. Our dog's biological sister (we got to know the owners) did the DNA test, and it was just a mess of things. I hear you.
Mine was also at the shelter and they labeled her as a great dane...... I mean, she was only 5 months old so maybe I can see a resemblance.
@@PatriceFitzgerald My experience mirrors yours. My dog looks and acts just like a BMC and came from Mississippi but DNA says she’s a mix of 7 different breeds. I’ve since learned the DNA tests often don’t identify this breed. She’s a love and incredibly active and curious but sensitive. She does bark at anyone that walks by our home - definitely territorial but friendly once introduced. Great with my teens but chases our cat. We have to keep them separated by floor. Luckily I have 3 acres so she has lots of room to roam. I feel so fortunate to have rescued this loyal and loving breed.
I am looking after a Black Mouth Cur and she is tremendous. My friend travels and when he's away, he leave her with me. She is affectionate, intelligent, loyal, protective, respectful and obedient. I take her for daily hikes and she loves to play. I love her. I would recommend this breed to anyone who is active and can afford to spend time with the dog.
By far the best breed of dog I have ever owned. So smart, easy going, and eager to please, our Lil Buddy is such a joy and everybody loves him.
We adopted our black mouth cur from a shelter three years ago as a pup when I retired. She is loyal and obedient, my wife and I love her mischievous side and she has a lot of character. She does need a lot of exercise and loves to chase a ball. We spend 30 minutes in the morning, playing when she is done chasing she runs for the door on her own, gets a fresh drink then a nap. By 3pm she is dropping her ball at my feet telling me she is ready to go again. She is great with other dogs and children, but can play rough so my grandson has learned not to get her to crazy lol. She is my best friend and I'm glad we get to spend all day together. We always take her on vacations and she loves walking in public and is very curious to new surrounding.
I don't know anyone who knows what a black mouth cur is. We got one 6 hears ago, and he is the loving, heart-warming funny dog ive ever had! ❤
We got a wonderful BMC from a shelter. She is marvelous, smart, and loving. High energy for sure. She won't let me finish reading the paper until she's had her one hour walk. Love this breed.
I've had mine for 6 years now
Same I just Rescued my best friend that is a black mouth cur he is the best dog that I could ever be blessed with? He was starved only a year old was 35 pounds 5 weeks now he now at 60 pounds and loving his new life on the lake and jumps in and out of it when ever I fish out back? Go on a very nice bike trail that is 94 miles long? Take him to the park everyday for a swim? Best breed to ever to have so far?
We just rescued a BMC / Shepard mix at 17 weeks. We have 3 cats. She did the standard chasing and sniffing but now at 7 months, she is just as respectful as my beautiful Border Collie / mix was who recently passed. Training and socializing is the key.
And yes, she is a fabulous guard dog!
We adopted our from a rescue at 8 months. So affectionate and loyal.
I love this breed!
Love our rescue BMC!! Maybe I should say .. Lola rescued us. Awesome breed .. energetic, cuddly, smart, and sweet.
Lol my female daisy she is a year old. At bedtime she jumps up on the bad and falls down on my chest and lays her head on my neck..its too funny . I can't kick her off the bed after that.
I got 2 when they were 6 weeks old . They are the coolest dogs ever. Very high energy. They keep me laughing every day all day.
I adopted my girl from a friend who stole her from an abusive home. Her name is Bella and she’s my world. She has an incredible personality and is the most loyal and protective dog I’ve ever had. despite her being only 45 pounds she is very fierce and has backed down dogs twice her size. Maybe I got lucky but if your looking for a good all around breed I would highly recommend. I’ve had experience with many breeds but if I had to pick one it would be a BMC
WOW!!! We have a Black Mouth Cur. When she was brought to the vet as a puppy, they called her a Broholmer.
Bruh it came to our house and it slept at our trashcans we kept it and now she is so loving now
sam here someone drop it off on our street my kids got him. and they love him
Same here
I grew up with curs. My uncle had a whole kennel full of em for over ten years of my childhood. They were hunting dogs but we treated them as pets and they didn’t mind. With the exception of maybe two or three of them they all wanted to play with us but when he cranked up his truck they all went krazy because they knew it was time to go to work. I still think about those days and I will always have a special place in my heart for them.
great breed! they are sooo smart, loyal and beautiful😁Great video thankyou🐾🐾
My BMC is the best dog I've ever had. I'll continue to always have at least one of them until the day I die. He is the kindest, smartest, most personable dog I've had as well.
Us too. Ours is basically famous in our neighborhood. EVERYONE loves him. Many ignore their own dogs just to give attention to ours, lol. He is an amazing dog.
We got our's through a rescue service. He came fro. A West Virginia kill shelter. He was labeled a Boxer Shepherd mix. We took him camping and a ranger asked us if he was a Black Mouth Cur. And sure enough. Loyal , sensitive and human. She used to jump the fence and has chased deer.
my Black Mouth Cur, Drake, lives with 2 other dogs and 8 cats and they are all buds.
On my second BMC. Great family dog.
We rescued our BMC mix a year ago. she's the sweetest
Love, love, love my BMC. He makes me laugh everyday with his goofy antics. He is very sensitive to my chronic anxiety and so protective and loving. It only made sense to get him an ESA license as he's often the only being that brings me comfort.
Where did you register your BMC at?
We recently lost our 10 yr old pit mix to cancer (she may have been part cur). 2 weeks later, we adopted a 6 month female BMC from the shelter. They had her labeled as a labrador retriever. She is red with black muzzle, white on her chest and finger/toe tips, webbed toes, curved tail and medium floppy ears. She is very smart and very loving. We already took her to the pet store and she listened and very gently greeted people. She didn't try to veer away or drag me along (which is something my pit mix would do). I hope our BMC stays with us for a very long time!
Just adopted a puppy and we were told it was an aussidor but she looks way to similar to a black mouth cur...love my Rosie
Just rescued a 55 lb 1 yr old suspected BMC. The rules of 3, 3 days to decompress, 3 weeks to test boundaries and 3 months to settle, didn’t even come close to applying. Only have had him for 3 weeks but he has already learned so many skills and is already ready for obedience. Can second the calm but firm correction but will say that ours is fine in an apartment, getting about 5 miles a day with heavy training and puzzles mixed in. He is also great with our 10 lb 18 yr old and is learning to accept the cat’s boundaries.😂
I got mine for $80 at the shelter and today so happy definitely high energy
They SO remind me of Rhodesian Ridgebacks, both in conformation and in character.
Noelle on my channel is an Alabama red. we got her at a shelter at 2 yrs old near chicago with a paper trail leading back to bama less than a month earlier. she's my girl and is amazingly intelligent. she understands full sentences and although i was basically a first time owner, i had been around and trained a few dogs. she's protective and territorial as they say, and we have a huge back yard that she does laps in every day as well as a couple long walks. for a southern dog, she prefers 50-60f temps to 70-80f. maybe it's just because near chicago she gets a full undercoat every winter and sheds like crazy to lose it and be comfortable in the summer? who knows, she's our girl and she's a 55 lb family love doge.
My girl is super sweet and friendly, not a barker or aggressive at all. She also doesn't have crazy exercise needs. She gets overheated really easily outside in Texas summer
Our BMC is a great dog. Someone dropped her off at the shelter when she was a pup and she was later transferred to a rescue. I saw her photo online and that's how we got her. She's really affectionate and is smart and a great watch/guard dog. She took some getting used to because I only had little dogs before this, but we have a big back yard now so there's room for her to run. She's good with other dogs, and will stand her ground when around one she doesn't know. She's also good on the leash and doesn't pull very much. So glad we found her!
I have 2 females rescue BM Curs.They are the best dogs ever!
My dog is tuff well balanced but always has a snippy side .protects my children and is very loving
Our Red Alabama BMC is so smart,funny and LOVES to learn!! But Chester has to bark at every stranger he sees because he's obsessed with protecting our family.😊❤
I love my cur❣️ she is absolutely beautiful.
IDK what id do without my Cur Tucker. The most affectionate loving dog ever and so prone to separation anxiety and a howler and moaner when I sing hahaha. So smart. Never once used the bathroom in the house not once. So protective and guards our home. And never had a dog dream sleeping and kick bark and how so much. Almost every time he goes to sleep he is kicking and barking or growling at a squirrel or cat I imagine. We have a huge old victorian in a historic district in a tiny NC mounting town so he goes in and out the backdoor and in the fenced large back yard all he wants and wears himself down and after a good run around the yard, he sleeps and kicks and growls again in it. I believe he thinks he is n heaven...I hope he does. If I had a kid I would treat him no different. YEah my BMC Tucker is like my kid and smartest dog ever but hard-headed about what he wants to be hardheaded about. If he doesn't want to do something no amount of anything will make him reconsider. He had been left behind when a puppy so he was a rescue and has especially bad separation anxiety because of that not to mention it is in his breed to be that way anyway by nature so he is double upset to be left behind or not taken with you when you leave. Mine is a typical look of course and soft hair but more course on the back. black mouth and eyes and white on chest. And is a big howler and moaner more so than ever barks he howls or moans. He hates motorcycles or mopeds and will wake from a dead sound sleep when he hears one and cats top he wants to chase bite and eat everyone he sees along with squirrels. But again the most loving affectionate dog ever. Always wanting kisses, hugs, or cuddles from me. My last one Dixie was the best dog I ever had. So smart and loving too but she was meaner and overprotective which I actually enjoyed. What is the point of having a dog if it doesn't love and want to protect you? I love her for old age 21 years old BTW and got this big guy as a puppy 3 days after losing her. I couldn't sleep in this big old house by myself. Single and no children or siblings he is my family. And sleeps right by my side, or half on me every night.
Sounds like my wife's bmc little BO he is very protective of her sleeps on her at night
I’ve had a BMC for almost 10 years. He’s an awesome dog, but he hates cats and will chase anything that moves - including kids on bicycles. So be aware if you’re looking to get one. Mine is okay with the cats now, but he showed up at my house as a puppy and tried to kill my outside cat. I couldn’t tell you how many times he got after her, she bloodied his nose - and he still tried to chomp on her. They’re very loyal dogs, but mine is not very friendly to family outsiders and Hates other dogs - with the exception of my terrier that he grew up with.
Its not speculated that the dog in “Ol’d Yellar” is a bmc, it’s historical fact.
CALM CONSISTENT FIRM NOTTTTT HARSH. GREAT VERYYYY INTELLIGENTN
I got a BMC, but accident. She was sweat. Loved running and hunting. Took a lot of work The first one was pray drive as so the second one. I took a lot of hikes with both and they just always look for work. My current dog came to me scared and I noticed this. Never yelled at her, but she is so sweet with little dogs and with run hard with the big dogs. Great with kids. I get my pup out as much as I can and work her. You should see she run.
BMCs are the best dog breed on Earth, and no one could convince me otherwise.
❤❤❤I’ve had dozens breeds, yep BMC is the most amazing. I love them all but BMC is uniquely special. He laying next to me now.
My Cur is amazing with my 4 special needs cats.
I got a bunch of cats....and a bmc.
Just realized our dog is mostly Black Mouth Cur, I don't even think the rescue shelter suggested that but whatever. Our BMC was about 3 months old when we got her, she is sweet, but her agility and periodic aggression really stood out. This breed can definitely be stubborn and disinterested in training, so getting some professional training with the breed is recommended. Sadly our pup has an injured right leg from heavy play with another dog and it sucks because this breed is incredibly agile and playful, really hoping we don't have to pay for an MRI/surgery but we'll see. I think the BMC is really a beautiful, loving breed but I do believe they may take more training work than other dogs and I wouldn't really recommend the breed to someone unwilling or unable to make that investment.
Que lindo tenho uma I gual
Elilia eu tenho uma linda desa raça
My BMC dog name is Teluktubi
But his generally name is Tongki Bungan, he is trainable eventhou he is 1 week, cause we don't want him poop and pee at the living room and we want to train him poop and pee at toilet.
Mine came straight out of the Arkansas woods. Literally. A fellow Nomad was camped there when she came out of the woods looking for help. No identification and the authorities said to just leave her in the woods which my friend wouldn't even think of doing. Long story short, she has a new home with me living out of my van in the deserts of Arizona. It's just been her and I for 16 days now for bonding purposes. I make her food and we go for 2 long walks daily. Will get that up to 3 when I get in better condition. We've tracked Coyotes that came into our camp one night and the next morning at daylight. We go through and mark their territory to let them know that they haven't intimidated us. I'm equipped to dispatch but only if necessary and unavoidable. But they want to eat my companion and I won't let that happen. I lucked out big time and I think she did too.
my dog looks just like the black mouth cur and was labeled such at the shelter. but embark dna said she's 100% pitbull lol
We were told that our rescue (now about 18 mos.) was some kind of shepherd/lab mix. We did a DNA test that pegged her as Chow Chow/Shar-Pei with some shepherd and a whole bunch of other things. But a dog-identifying app, which bases its breed suggestions on photos, named both Carolina Dog and Black Mouth Cur as possibilities. That's what led me to this video. Our Sookie looks *exactly* like the BMCs I see here and on other sites. I mean, she's a classic example of the breed, and not only appearance-wise but temperamentally. Glad to have discovered this breed but a little bit annoyed at the money we paid for a DNA panel that is emphatically wrong.
wisdom? i did embark. i think embark is prbably accurate honestly. but embark does not recognize black mouth cur. our dog came out 100% pitbull
We own ours because our dog was dead and she was a stray mom mother said if my sisiter could get her in the house we could keep the black mouth cur she went from being abused by we dont know to a almost dead stray to a healthy funny amazing dog.
ours was freeeeee
My dog looks like a blac nouse cure but is like a medium size so is he one
No those are all "Cooper's"
What makes you say that? I got one from a shelter last month and named him Cooper.
@MichaelLawrenceMagic It just feels right. Any yellow hunting breed looks like a Cooper to me lol
@@YourselfAndEyegot ours, shelter labeled him pittie, but we named him JD because we wanted it to be something relaxed and not too intimidating. Pretty sure he’s fully BMC so we just realized we named a dog with roots in the South one of the most Southern names there is.😂
ARRRRRRGHHH! The BMC got it's name by the inside of the mouth being black and not the muzzle or mask! see the clip here: czcams.com/video/8Gwm3Wez1PI/video.htmlfeature=shared&t=132
Sure, get a cur if you want the dog to want you to love on him every waking minute.
Very true. Have never had a dog that craves constant attention as much as our BMC
We cant get them here in England
Why not? I saw on another video where a guy from the Netherlands said they couldn't get them there either. Is it because they're not fully AKC registered?
@@DCGARR must be, I think they are more popular in southern America.
❤hope you get one eventually!!
I’ve had shepherds chows labs huskies terriers etc. BMC has been the easiest most loving loyal we’ve ever had, so we got another!!❤
Your use of "speculated" made me quit watching at 00:46 as it tells the watcher you don't know what your saying and only think you do.
Spit researched facts that you can back up or reference.
No one has proof of it but it is in fact speculated and widely considered.
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