![]() ![]() Indigenous to the Ozark Mountains in Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, and Oklahoma, Mountain Feists are sometimes called “ the last true hunting dog.” They’re believed to have been in the country since as early as the 17th and 18th centuries, and though their numbers have been small over the centuries, they have grown in popularity over the last decade. Over the centuries, they have been bred as low-maintenance dogs to hunt small vermin above-ground. ![]() ![]() The history of Mountain Feists is a bit muddied, as the term “feist” can mean any type of small, noisy dog. Mountain Feists can get along well with other dogs of equal or larger size.
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