Please click the below link and watch this video to learn more about this amazing working breed, the LGDR and the TLGDA!
The official History of the Texas Lacy Game Dog – Video Link
History of the Lacy Game Dog Registry
Jack Franks was the first owner of the Lacy Game Dog Registry™. Until 1987, Mr. Franks inspected and registered all the Blue Lacy dogs within the LGDR. In ‘1987 the registry was sold to Raymond Trimble. Mr. Trimble is credited for all recorded registries from February 11, 1987, thru April 13, 1990, at which time, he handed over the registry to Larry Boyd. Mr. Trimble and Mr. Boyd worked as Government Trappers for the Texas Wildlife Department and used Lacys to assist them in their jobs. Years after Mr. Boyd accepted the responsibility for the registry, he contracted Lyme disease. Due to his illness, he was not able to meet the demands of the registry. In October of 1998, Boyd passed the torch to Marlo Riley, great-great granddaughter of Frank Lacy, one of the original Lacy brothers who developed the breed. December 2013 Marlo married Gary Ondrej and now signs all registries as Marlo Ondrej from that date on.
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![]() Affiliate Breed Club the Texas Lacy Game Dog Association (TLGDA) was formed to work in unison with the Lacy Game Dog Registry™ to help achieve its goal of preserving the Blue Lacy breed. It offers Lacy owners and others a community where members can share their interest in the breed. Members pay a small yearly fee and receive newsletters, access to an online forum, invitations to sponsored events, and very often friendship! The TLGDA is committed to educating new Lacy owners and those wanting to own Lacys about the characteristics typical of the breed. The TLGDA is led by a highly qualified board of directors who generously give their time to the Association. For additional information about the TLGDA, go to www.lacydog.com .(The picture above, is all but one of the 2007-2008 TLGDA Board of Directors & Officers) |
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