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Hey Dixie Dingo Lovers!!! I just found this posting. I have a Carolina Dog (Dixie Dingo) -- I am hoping ya'll are still discussing this. I will gladly send a pic if someone can tell me how to attach the photo. They are unusual creatures. I grew up on a farm & we had many kinds of animals. Horses, cattle, pheasants & many kinds of dogs: Beagels (for rabbit hunting), Blue Heelers (for cattle hearding), german shepard (property protection), german short haired (bird dogs), and some kind of deer hunting dog. I have seen lots of kind of hunting... but truely NOTHING like what I have seen with Remi! In my experience Carolina Dogs take alot of hands-on training. They are great dogs... to help them behave, they need opportunities to be very eactive & not get bored. It takes a very responsible dog owner; however, if you have it in you - you are in for a treat. You will not find a more loyal dog anywhere.

Hi Brat! Love your enthusiasm but we haven't talked about this in a long time. Since we talked I have become the proud owner of a Black Mouth Cur, I don't know for sure but it seems like that might be an off shoot of the Carolina Dogs.. She comes from a family of working cattle dogs in Brazoria County Texas. She is the sweetest most loving dog I think I have ever had. The plan was that she would ride back and forth with Mr. Ditter to the ranch every day but because of motion sickness, she is now a city lap dog who keeps the squirrels up in the trees. She is smart and so trainable. do you know anything about Black Mouth Curs?