Kemmer Stock Mountain Cur vs Stephens Stock Mountain Cur: full comparison
| Trait | Kemmer Stock Mountain Cur | Stephens Stock Mountain Cur |
|---|---|---|
| Size | Medium | Medium |
| Energy level | Very High | Very High |
| Trainability | High | Medium |
| Friendliness | Medium | Medium |
| Good with children | Medium | Medium |
| Grooming needs | Low | Low |
| Shedding | Medium | Medium |
| Barking | High | High |
| Protectiveness | High | High |
| Adaptability | Medium | Medium |
| Typical lifespan | 14 years | 14 years |
| Hypoallergenic | No | No |
Which should you choose?
Choose the Kemmer Stock Mountain Cur if you want an easier dog to train.
Choose the Stephens Stock Mountain Cur if you simply prefer the breed — it's very closely matched with the Kemmer Stock Mountain Cur on temperament, size and care.
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- Is the Kemmer Stock Mountain Cur or the Stephens Stock Mountain Cur better for families with children?
- Both the Kemmer Stock Mountain Cur and the Stephens Stock Mountain Cur are considered good with children when properly socialised and supervised.
- Which sheds more, the Kemmer Stock Mountain Cur or the Stephens Stock Mountain Cur?
- The Kemmer Stock Mountain Cur and Stephens Stock Mountain Cur shed a similar amount (medium).
- Which is easier to train, the Kemmer Stock Mountain Cur or the Stephens Stock Mountain Cur?
- The Kemmer Stock Mountain Cur is generally the easier of the two to train, making it a better pick for less experienced owners.