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Posted by Wesley Sanford on 06-27-2008 05:19 PM:

Elvis pup learns to open pen door at 5 months 'video'

http://youtube.com/watch?v=eBDbaJkQtp0

Posted by Christy on 06-27-2008 05:57 PM:

THAT'S SOMETHING THAT GETS OUR YOUNG DOGS A$$E$ WHIPPED AROUND HERE FOR DOING! LOL. YEP, ALL OUR KENNEL DOORS NOW HAVE SNAPS IN THEM BECAUSE JR WILL PUSH THEM OPEN WITH HIS NOSE AND BE GONE IN A NEW YORK MINUTE.

MONDAY NIGHT, QUINCY TOOK HERCULES HUNTING AND LEFT JR IN THE LOT. THEY ARE KENNELD TOGETHER, AND HE FORGOT TO PUT THE SNAP IN THE LATCH. 30 MINUTES AFTER HE LEFT DADDY CALLED AND SAID JR WAS TREED BEHING THE NEIGHBORS HOUSE, AND HE HAD TO GO GET HIM AT 11:30PM. LOL. HE WASNT HAPPY!

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Posted by BIGCASTLEDAWGS on 06-27-2008 06:20 PM:

THAT is CUTE!

We ALWAYS use snaps... since my horse days. I know QUITE a few horses and hounds who will let themselves and ALL the other animals out if given a chance!!!
Good luck with that smart little pup! HappyPupRaising and Hunting etc......... Heather and Bob

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Posted by Christy on 06-27-2008 07:07 PM:

WHOEVER THOUGHT OF SELLING THOSE SNAPS NOT ATTACHED TO A DOG LEAD.......MADE A FORTUNE OFF COONHUNTERS FOR THAT REASON!

AND WHAT BLOWS MY MIND, IF YOU GOT ONE THAT WILL DO IT, IT'LL TEACH OTHERS TO DO IT TOO! I SWEAR THAT THEY DO!

Posted by Christy on 06-28-2008 06:08 PM:

HEY WESLY, TO BAD YOU DIDNT NAME HIM LITTLE ELVIS! HE LOOKS JUST LIKE HIM, AND HE LOOKS TO BE SMART AS HIM TOO!

Posted by Wesley Sanford on 06-29-2008 02:14 AM:

christy

This is a female and quite smart. She is a tree dog too, was at 4 months. Barks too much in kennel though untill she learned to git out, determination$$$$

Posted by jackback on 06-29-2008 04:06 AM:

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Posted by crossbblues on 06-29-2008 04:11 AM:

man i got them latches on two of my kennels......i was told they was dog proof latches......i i have to snap the other type latches.... two dogs learnt to open them...... now i have to watch these........

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Posted by Robert Welch on 06-29-2008 04:24 AM:

Had one of those!

Got it self out and then let some play mates loose too. She couldn't figure out a pad lock though!

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Posted by Dhyer on 06-29-2008 06:17 AM:

I got one here the same age that does the same thing, I didn't know that was a big deal, it really makes me mad when they learn that stuff. I am much more impressed by one that shows interest in a coon at 5 months.

Posted by Wesley Sanford on 06-29-2008 02:28 PM:

here she is treeing at 4 months on cage coon.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=P5T2YkcTf9Q

Posted by Million $ Ben on 06-29-2008 04:50 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Dhyer
I got one here the same age that does the same thing, I didn't know that was a big deal, it really makes me mad when they learn that stuff. I am much more impressed by one that shows interest in a coon at 5 months.

ditto.

I wonder what other traits it inherited from Elvis?

Posted by Wesley Sanford on 06-29-2008 06:15 PM:

Color and mouth for sure!!!!

Posted by hotrodwalkerman on 06-30-2008 05:06 PM:

id rather my 5 month old open on a coon track than open a door

but to each his own i guess some people pride theirselves on how many tricks thier dogs can do while other pride theirselves on how many coons their dogs can tree dont get me wrong its nice to have a smart dog but id rather my be doing something coonhound/hunting related

Posted by CHRIS SUTTON on 07-01-2008 04:30 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by hotrodwalkerman
id rather my 5 month old open on a coon track than open a door

but to each his own i guess some people pride theirselves on how many tricks thier dogs can do while other pride theirselves on how many coons their dogs can tree dont get me wrong its nice to have a smart dog but id rather my be doing something coonhound/hunting related

Not sticking up for Wesley but I have hunted with and Judged ELVIS and can tell you for sure his dog is not only CRAZY smart but can tree a coon as easy as any mans dogs!! Good luck with the pups Wes!!

Posted by Wesley Sanford on 07-01-2008 02:02 PM:

Chris

Thanks Chris, I prefer a smart coondog over just a coondog. I like to have my cake and eat it to. Not all Elvis pups are super intelligent, but I have found the ones that are really intelligent make the quickest starting, fastest advancing, best dogs. It has to do with the dogs recall, his or hers ability to remember what was taught before. Memory that is.

Posted by Dhyer on 07-01-2008 05:12 PM:

I have learned that it's allot easier to screw up a smart dog than one that's about half crazy. I have one now that's too smart for his own good. You have to be careful how you handle dogs like that, you can ruin them in a hurry.

Posted by Million $ Ben on 07-01-2008 09:59 PM:

Re: Chris

quote:
Originally posted by Wesley Sanford
It has to do with the dogs recall, his or hers ability to remember what was taught before. Memory that is.

I wish my Elvis gyp would remember the boot stomping she has received for attacking other dogs at the tree and in the box. She has the running of game and barking in the kennel problem under control and seems to remember those are bad things to do just fine. But let her see any other dog near the tree or in her face in the box and it is a no hold barred fight until she is choked off of her victim.

Posted by Wesley Sanford on 07-01-2008 11:11 PM:

Probably remembers a rough puppy hood, only the agressive get the food, if we get to eat at all. Beat her some more, it will make YOU feel better. Yea ,i have found it is hard to keep a tree dog quiet in the pen, especially when they WANT to go hunting, that is why they created NO-Bark collars, try one.

Posted by Melanie H. on 07-01-2008 11:22 PM:

Nice looking pup...

I like the ones who try and "outsmart" you.. In my experience once you get them ironed out they are the more enjoyable ones to hunt..

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Posted by Million $ Ben on 07-01-2008 11:49 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Wesley Sanford
Probably remembers a rough puppy hood, only the agressive get the food, if we get to eat at all. Beat her some more, it will make YOU feel better. Yea ,i have found it is hard to keep a tree dog quiet in the pen, especially when they WANT to go hunting, that is why they created NO-Bark collars, try one.

She had an easy "puppy hood", and had no aggression at all except towards other dogs. From the time she was 4-5 months old she would attack any other dog around here for no reason. I am sorry I seemed to strike a nerve Wesley, and I know people seem to bite their lip about this subject with you and Elvis's offspring, but it is common knowledge he throws very dominate, aggressive dogs. I hear it EVERY weekend at PKC and UKS hunts.

Posted by DALE SPENCER on 07-02-2008 01:13 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Million $ Ben
She had an easy "puppy hood", and had no aggression at all except towards other dogs. From the time she was 4-5 months old she would attack any other dog around here for no reason. I am sorry I seemed to strike a nerve Wesley, and I know people seem to bite their lip about this subject with you and Elvis's offspring, but it is common knowledge he throws very dominate, aggressive dogs. I hear it EVERY weekend at PKC and UKS hunts.

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Posted by WLDCHINSANEJANE on 07-02-2008 03:42 AM:

WOw

Why does people think any stud dog isn't going to throw pups to suit everyone. If you don't like what a dog is throwing in stud pen than don't breed to it. I'm not taking up for elvis or any other stud dog. The bottom line is there not going to satify everyone, and as for the walker breed there are to many nice stud dogs to choose from instead of trying to down a mans dog. I have never hunted with any pups off of elvis and have positive and negatives, but who knows, it could from the dam or the trainer. It might be the sire, but if it is, don't get on here and down his dog. I don't Wes that good, but have heard he is a pretty good guy, and hey, you half to admit old Elvis has some brains. Not trying to stir anything up, but give the man some respect and call him up and talk about it in private. Tim

Posted by Million $ Ben on 07-02-2008 03:57 AM:

Jane, I fully understand that every stud dog out there has thrown some ill natured, treeing alligators and I know full well that there is people that has named every stud dog out there as one that throws ill natured pups.
I too am awestruck and entertained by Elvis's tricks and intelligence. But it doesnt overshadow what I have seen as traits in his offspring.
I have as much right to mention what I have seen as a dominate trait in the ELvis bloodline as people do saying Sackett dogs are very tree minded, Coma dogs are track running fools, and Lipper dogs are small brained idiots.
Like I have said before, this seems to be more and more of a conversation topic at the hunts lately.

Posted by Remington on 07-02-2008 04:05 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Million $ Ben
She had an easy "puppy hood", and had no aggression at all except towards other dogs. From the time she was 4-5 months old she would attack any other dog around here for no reason. I am sorry I seemed to strike a nerve Wesley, and I know people seem to bite their lip about this subject with you and Elvis's offspring, but it is common knowledge he throws very dominate, aggressive dogs. I hear it EVERY weekend at PKC and UKS hunts.

Since you a so certain that so many pups out of Elvis are mean could you do all of us a favor and show us your proof. We would like to know the UKC Registration number, dog's registered name, and owner, with contact information. If you can provide these for us then maybe you will have somewhat shown that you are not full of sh*t.

I look forward to proof!

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