I have two lacy pups (both red males) left out of 15 total. They are 13 weeks old and have had their first and second series of shots/dewormer. They are registered blue lacys and we are asking 400 a pup, equal value trades, OBO. If you are interested you can email me at cameronwright09@hotmail.com and we can discuss further details. Thanks.

Here are some pictures of the pups and then some of their older brothers and sisters we have sold from previous litters.







Jimmy Tuma's Buck with his first deer


Patrick Johnson's Sue


Sue on the left


Chris Hirsch's Earl

a blue lacy was proposed as the next Reveille.

http://www.theeagle.com/columnists/The-final-say-on-Reveille--or-is-it-

Official state dog of Texas.

Price is very negotiatable!!

still got em....

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We are looking for a dog. I like the Blue Lacy but I need to find out if they generally do well with two small children considering there energy and drive.

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To be completely honest they might not be the best option with younger children. Not so much that they have any anger or attitude issues, but they have a ton of energy and drive so it might would be a little difficult to keep them from getting a little "too" excited. Then again that is mostly when they are still 18 months or under. Once they grow up and become full adults they can defintely calm down. And even when they are under that year and a half I am sure they can be trained to be very obediant and calmer if need be. I don't mean to talk up these pups in particular, but the breed in general is one of the most intelligent I've seen.

another bump, I am really looking to find them a good home

My brother in law has a Blue Lacy, and that's about the best thing I can say about him. ;-) Great working / hunting dogs.

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What registry are you associated with? Also do you have a breeding pair?

I'm with TLGDA. Have a pair at 9 months, and 1 year. Great dogs. I thought they might be breeding pair initially, but they are related- same "grandad" 3 generations back. They came from opposite parts of the STATE. From Lubbock down to Victoria.

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Really good lookin' pups. I wish I had the work up here in Aggieland to justify taking one off your hands. Hopefully they go to a couple people that can keep them active.

My dogs are both registered through the TLGDA also. Thanks for the bumps and I am now happy to say we have found both of these guys homes after 18 weeks. They should both turn out to be some real good dogs and I am very pleased to get them to good owners.