Origins and History Gallery

This collection of photos, which spans the late 1940s to mid 1980s, represents the hounds and bloodlines that are continued today

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Jim Dewar and two of his Lee Brother crossed hounds.

Jim Dewar with some of the original hounds

Jim Dewar and family of boy killed by a cougar. The hounds are from Lee brothers that were crossed into Dewar's dogs

Jack Lay Hounds 1955

Jack Lay with Hounds, 1958 stock killing cats

Jack Lay with Hounds, 1958 stock killing cats

JACK LAY and hounds 1960

Ted Horsting and Jack Lay 1970s

JACK LAY, cougar camp 1963

1960s snowshoe and toboggan on a cougar hunt

Jack Lay and old stock

1970s one of the pups out of a pure working blood hound that Jack Lay brought into the line

Jack Lay news article

Jack Lay news article

Jack Lay news article, removed a problem bear

Dan Lay predator control officer age 19 years old

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Dan Lay Canadian Trail Hound Magazine 1971

Dan Lay News article

During summer months on Vancouver Island as many as 30 cougar in a month were dealt with either removed or relocated while posted there from 1974 to 1985

Jack Lay Hounds, King and Jude. Some of the foundation stock. 1965

Jude and pups out of Cross with King produced some out standing hounds, 1965

Jack Lay with Little Red Queen and King They are Nelly’s pups and Jude. Jude came from the Strocka boys, east of Sumas Washington. A training trip treed a bobcat after a long run. June 1960.

Jack Lay hound in 1958, Chief had a two toned howl at the tree. One of the early black and tan colored hounds.

Large Tom treed during research project 1980s

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Origins and History Gallery

ALL PHOTOS ARE PROPERTY OF LAYSER'S KENNEL & CONTRACTING. USE WITHOUT EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSON IS PROHIBITED.

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