Of course I am going to say a brindle catahoula!!! I dog sat one for several weeks and my family has two blk/white females! Look at the ears, check to see if his feet are webbed ALL the way to the edge of his toes.
Aww, thanks! I thought brindle catahoula were pretty unusual, which is why I thought even a plott hound or mountain cur more likely (both are related to the catahoula, I believe, but are typically brindle). She does have webbed paws, but nothing I would consider to be extraordinarily long. She's also not much of a talker, other than a lot of whining, and I was under the impressions most hounds talk a lot. She can be a little protective, but usually warms right up when I reassure her someone is allowed into our "territory."
Things that she has that do line-up with typical catahoula personalities: she's pretty independent of people, other than ones she knows well; although she loves other dogs, she's very talkative and rough when playing with them; she likes exercise, but isn't particularly high energy; extremely smart (we're currently working towards on good canine certificate).
Anyways, good food for thought! It's interesting to talk to a catahoula owner who thinks she may be partly of that breed
