"Mountain Curr" dogs are not a recognized breed by major kennel clubs like the American Kennel Club (AKC) or the United Kennel Club (UKC). It's possible that you might be referring to "Mountain Cur" dogs, which are indeed a recognized breed, known for their hunting and working abilities.
Like any breed, a dog's behavior and temperament can vary widely based on its individual genetics, early socialization, training, and environment. The term "antisocial" is generally used to describe a pattern of behavior in which an individual consistently disregards or violates the rights of others and societal norms. It is not appropriate to apply this term to a specific dog breed, as it implies a human mental health condition rather than canine behavior.
Mountain Cur dogs, when well-bred, properly socialized, and trained, can be loyal, protective, and well-mannered pets. They are known for their intelligence, versatility, and ability to work on various tasks. However, like all dogs, they can exhibit unwanted behaviors if not given proper attention, training, and mental and physical stimulation.
If you are considering getting a dog, it's essential to research the specific breed or mix you are interested in, and more importantly, to choose a dog whose individual personality and energy level match your lifestyle and capabilities as an owner. Additionally, regardless of the breed, responsible dog ownership includes providing regular exercise, training, and socialization to ensure your dog becomes a well-adjusted and happy companion.