Raptor is on another studding trip to Georgia over at Corlew Catahoulas. For some reason he really like going there. Anyway, He is being bred to Classic’s Daisy. She is a nice looking dark blue leopard gyp. She’s got a great pedigree and is an outstanding hog dog. If anyone is interested in a pup from this litter you better reserve one quick. I will be taking pick of the litter from this cross and I know Tony Corlew of Corlew Catahoulas will be keeping one if not two from this litter. The litter should produce a pretty even batch of reds and blues.
For more information on reserving a pup from this litter, go on over to Corlew Catahoulas.
Tony or Linda Corlew will be able to set you up.
Goose Creek’s Bayou Gypsy is in season is pushing 10 years old so, obviously, I won’t be breeding her. Poor old Gyp has been banished to the lock down pen, reserved for females in heat or whelping a litter, for the next few weeks. With any luck she will pull Benelli, her grand-daughter, into season. But in the meantime, she looks so pitiful. She’s very good at that. She is none to happy that she is being restricted from her daily patrol of her territory. I have not seen a raccoon or a possum in I don’t know how long and she it the go to girl for rats and snakes. Benelli followers her around as if she knows she better learn everything she can from a master while she can.Gypsy is the most naturally talented dog I could ever have asked for. The old girl does it all. She’ll bay anything you tell her to and kill anything you sic her on. She’s won obedience trials and Best in Shows. She’ll take on a coyote or just sit quietly along side you for hours. She has truly been a great dog.