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Posted by perry co cooner on 07-26-2013 03:22 PM:

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Originally posted by CrossbreedCur
Well to me in my mind buying a pup from a non hunting mother is a crap shoot. you just never know what your gonna get. buying a pup from hunting parents increases the chance of getting a hunter. When i see the add brood female that doesn't hunt or has never been hunted I don't think now there's a houndsman right there. i think there's someone whose in it to crank out $200 puppies as fast as possible. but that's just my thoughts.

Buying a pup from anything is a crap shoot. Hunt with a few dogs out of her and see what they're like. Seems like everyone wants a pup out of the big winning stud at the time. It's a good place to start looking but the best dog in the world might throw junk and a brood female might throw good dogs. The best way in my opinion is to hunt with some dogs out of her and see what you think.

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Posted by perry co cooner on 07-26-2013 03:31 PM:

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Originally posted by 408northville
The real test for a brood female is not how well she hunts but how well her offspring hunts.

JTG


Agree 100%

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Posted by mike fleming on 07-26-2013 09:21 PM:

If you are going to breed dogs you muct have a open mind.All the big time dogs have fan clubs and all have hate clubs.

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Posted by David Morgan on 07-27-2013 03:35 AM:

I have a question for y'all. If you had the choice would you rather hunt with the 2 parents or hunt with the 4 grandparents or for that matter the 8 grandparents. Remember only one of the above.


Posted by amazingcursouth on 07-27-2013 12:57 PM:

maybe im different, but i put just pressure of female selection for breeding as I do males. The reason is because if you look back at some power litters of past and the dogs they produced...the female was the key,,,,Harry and Abby....Jr and Dixie.....Xjr and Jane.....In the English breed when David bred Rock and Sandy that produced Hardtime Rocky,,,,SANDY was the key...she was a super nice dog that produced some nice litter....

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Posted by pamjohnson on 07-27-2013 01:59 PM:

brand name vs genneric


Posted by mike fleming on 07-27-2013 06:30 PM:

I think if you breed dogs that are out of a whole litter of coon dogs instead of a litter that has only 2 or 3 good dogs you are way ahead of the game.

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Posted by chip johnson on 07-27-2013 07:38 PM:

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Originally posted by mike fleming
I think if you breed dogs that are out of a whole litter of coon dogs instead of a litter that has only 2 or 3 good dogs you are way ahead of the game.


what if them other pups in the litter was put in the hands of someone that just couldnt train a dog if they had to


Posted by mike fleming on 07-29-2013 03:36 AM:

I'm talking about playing the percentages.

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