Catahoula Dogs
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4 Hangin 4's Clyde ... Superior male Catahoula sire.
... Rancho Santiago's lead Catahoula Sires ....
National Association of Lousiana Catahoulas ... registered
Our 7 generation blood line of Catahulas are used to hunt
hogs, raccoons, bears, and mountain lion.
Our strain of Catahoulas are also used
to gather wild cattle, as family companion dogs and for home protection dogs.
Rancho Santiago breeds top quality Catahoulas for performance, intelligence, stamina,
train-ability, natural hunting instinct and color as it comes.
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"Mules and Catahoula dogs just naturally fit together" says Dr. Jim. "We personally prefer the Catahoula breed of dogs because they have that 'good ole boy' type of hound dog people loving personality but they are tough as nails & smart. Catahoulas are quite friendly to people at the ranch, love and protect kids, are compatible with mules, good barn dogs, devoted companions, and tough spirited in the hunt with no quit in them and they even come in 'camo' color." |
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| Life is peaceful in that special dog / boy zone. |
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| We wonder what Bosco and three year old Hattie are talking about? |
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| Momma "Bonnie" is in the water. Three of Bonnie's one year old pups have come to her aide! |
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| Life is not at all peaceful in this Catahoula Hog War zone. |
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Rancho Santiago Location and Contact Information
Rancho Santiago Catahoulas & Mules is located 4 miles east
and 9 miles north of Dickens, Texas off of highwy 82.
Dickens, Texas is on highway 82 sixty miles east of Lubbock, Texas.
Detailed directions and contact telephone numbers are available by request.
Dr. Jim Gamble may be contacted by email though our web site Contact Form.
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Rancho Santiago Kennel Facilities
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Our kennels are located under the shade and protection of an 80 year old apricot orchard. The kennels are built two feet off of the ground to prevent disease and aide in sanitation.
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| Our kennels are sloped from front to back to make it easy to wash out every day. The droppings wash out behind the kennels and are easliy taken by tractor out into the pasture to fertilize the grass. |
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The whelping kennel house divided into two pens for whelping more than one litter at a time.
The chair is in the whelping pen & one inside the house where we can sit and play with the puppies to accustom our puppies to like and feel secure with people.
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"Are idividually chosen Rancho Santiago Catahoulas
safe with children &
have the personality for living
in a family setting as companion dogs?"
YES
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Ask 3 year old Hattie pictured above just how gentle is
Rancho Santiago's Catahoula sire, "Bosco"
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