Catahoulas may have uncommon vocalizations, from chirps to yodels, which can surprise and sometimes annoy owners.
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Despite their loyalty, Catahoulas may exhibit destructive digging habits, requiring proper training and attention.
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Catahoulas have a mind of their own, often displaying selective listening skills, making training a challenge at times.
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With boundless energy, Catahoulas require plenty of exercise and mental stimulation to prevent boredom-related.
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Known for their independent nature, Catahoulas may exhibit stubbornness, testing the patience of even the most dedicated owners.
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Catahoulas may test boundaries, requiring consistent reinforcement of rules to maintain a harmonious household.
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Due to their herding heritage, Catahoulas may display nipping or herding behaviors, especially towards children and other pets.
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Catahoulas are prone to separation anxiety, which can lead to destructive behaviors when left alone for extended periods.
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