Forgotten Coast Lacy Dogs

Forgotten Coast Lacy Dogs Lacy dog breeder. Breeding quality working dogs for blood tracking, varmit and hog hunting, herding Lacy Dog kennel

06/17/2023

This is when they discovered the liver.

06/17/2023

Pups turned 7 weeks today. Their first smell/taste of deer liver. This first clip is where they scented the liver drag, which was not bloody. From the rotten stump to the fence post. I dribbled a little bit of blood at the post.

Pups are fast approaching 8 weeks ie June 24. There is only one male in the bunch and he is red. They are collared but...
06/12/2023

Pups are fast approaching 8 weeks ie June 24. There is only one male in the bunch and he is red. They are collared but they pull them off nightly.
The male and a blue female are available.

06/07/2023

Pups are now out on 1/2 acre dog pasture 3x a day. Today was the first time they’ve been introduced to Granddam Cane, granddam Tryst, and uncle Keegan. Pups will learn about being respectful and being able to explore. Their adventures are close the the kennel right now but as they get older they venture further out. We’ve put 4 ft chicken wire around our entire area to keep them from escaping.

Rex and Sages pup turned 5 weeks yesterday.
06/04/2023

Rex and Sages pup turned 5 weeks yesterday.

05/25/2023

Moved to the outside puppy run! 3 1/2 weeks.

It’s almost show time! Here are three generations. Tryst, Sage and Raven. Sage is due to have pups in two days. Loo...
04/24/2023

It’s almost show time! Here are three generations. Tryst, Sage and Raven. Sage is due to have pups in two days. Looking forward to this cross as it’s a culmination of Amos, Dixie, Cane, River, Tryst. River and Tryst on top and bottom of pedigree.

Handsome is for sale. He’s out of a seasoned tracking dog, Rock, (from our bloodlines) and Sage who is a proven produce...
02/19/2023

Handsome is for sale. He’s out of a seasoned tracking dog, Rock, (from our bloodlines) and Sage who is a proven producer of blood trackers and hog dogs. He’s a super nice young dog and was destined to be a replacement of my older sisters lacy. But he’s too strong and energetic for an elderly woman. This was our 2nd time making this particular cross and the offspring have been making tough blood trackers and hog dogs. pls pm me for more info

Gorgeous young male owned by Jake Carden. Rexs pedigree is star studded and includes Amos, Dixie, Cardens Notch, Tryst...
01/09/2023

Gorgeous young male owned by Jake Carden. Rexs pedigree is star studded and includes Amos, Dixie, Cardens Notch, Tryst, Redman , River, and Cane. Jake works his dogs hard. Both tracking and hog hunting. I really appreciate him proving the offspring of our crosses.

Rouix, a Rock/ Sage gyp. 32 recoveries by the age of one. Rock is out of Glass(Clyde/Dixie) and Chert. This cross has...
11/20/2022

Rouix, a Rock/ Sage gyp. 32 recoveries by the age of one. Rock is out of Glass(Clyde/Dixie) and Chert. This cross has been very successful at tracking and hogs.

A couple of recoveries by a few of our pups. Rouix (Rock/Sage). And Reck (Notch/Sage)
11/17/2022

A couple of recoveries by a few of our pups. Rouix (Rock/Sage). And Reck (Notch/Sage)

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We discovered Lacy dogs 14 years ago and fell in love with their intelligence, bidability, natural hunting and scenting abilities; strong prey and food drive; protectiveness; athleticism; and grit. After making six trips to Texas and shipping in others, to aquire most of our stock, we knew that a Lacy dog’s skill set could be used by the blood trackers, hog and small game hunters and cattlemen on the east coast.

Our first Lacy dog litter was born in 2011. Each year we’ve bred two to three females to our studs and occasionally an outside stud. We’ve had our sorrows that go along with breeding and raising dogs, but, most of all, we enjoy seeing new Lacy dog owners fall in love with this breed and seeing our puppies succeed at their jobs. Many owners have remarked that “they’ve never seen or owned a dog as versatile as a Lacy” and “I wish I’d known about these dogs sooner”.

Our dogs range from 17 3/4” to 19 1/2” at the shoulder and weigh 32 to 50 lbs; females are smaller than males. I look for intelligence, grit, bidability and strong food and prey drive, correct bites and conformation in our breeding stock. We have tri, red and blue colored dogs. And while we do not breed specifically for color, our stud has only produced blues even when bred to a red or tri.

Lacy dogs aren’t the dog for everyone. Lacy dogs are a working breed. They are energetic, protective, cautious, athletic, possess strong prey and food drives, and herding instinct. Many love to dig for moles. Many will retreive. Most can and some will clear a 4 1/2 foot fence. Lacys are alert and great for detecting intruders. These dogs bond closely with their owners. Being a working breed, they need mental stimulation and physical excercise.