Finding a Lacy from an Ethical Breeder
Bred for generations to be independent working dogs, this unique breed isn't for everyone. Before you buy a puppy, do your research to make sure a Lacy is the right dog for you.
Are you looking for a Lacy puppy from proven working lines? Email nlda@NationalLacyDog.org for information on quality breeders of registered working Lacys.
Though many have a waiting list for litters, breeders may occasionally list puppies, stud services or started adult dogs on our forum. You can visit the board to see listings of purebred Lacys for sale. To ensure their Lacys go to true working homes, most of our breeders charge between $350 to $450 for puppies. The price of started or proven hog dogs, cow dogs and blood trackers should reflect the training and skills of that particular Lacy.
If you would like to adopt a Lacy in need of a home, visit the Lacy rescue board. Most of these dogs are not fostered through the NLDA, but we do put up posts for rescue organizations striving to find the best new family for abandoned Lacy Dogs.
We urge all prospective owners to learn as much about the breed as possible. Read about Lacy temperament and drive as well as jobs for Lacy Dogs. You can ask questions on our free forum and visit our blog for more information.