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Posted by Lakeland Kennel on 10-15-2009 12:31 PM:

Beagle Injury

I was runing my pack the day before yesterday and Champion Hunting Beagle Champion Blank's Midnight was leading the pack like always. When catching the dogs, I noticed Midi had blood on her foot. Closer examination revealed that she nearly tore off a tit, apparently going through a fence.

Dog gone it, I was hoping to finish her as a Grand Hunting Beagle Champion this Fall. I took her to the vet and he sewed her up, we believe everything will be OK after a while. But, if I compete, I will have to run another dog. I ave a couple of others that ain't bad but I was looking forward to running Midi.

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Posted by tjcrewse on 10-15-2009 01:07 PM:

Can you not put a medical patch on her to last a day of hunting?

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Posted by wvduece on 10-15-2009 02:15 PM:

yes that should work tc how long is a ukc hunt anyways shurely you can find something to stay on for a hour or two

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Posted by Jason Tharp on 10-15-2009 05:34 PM:

The thread states dog injury, then changes to how you can win and how people cheat, whats up with that???

Posted by Skeeter41 on 10-15-2009 06:06 PM:

I wondered the same Jason.

Seriously, put a peice of tape on it and run her. A cut nipple shouldn't slow a good dog down, plus if she does lose you have an excuse.

Posted by Lakeland Kennel on 10-16-2009 12:46 AM:

The vet said not to run her for a few weeks. I think it is good advise. It is not serious now but could get worse in a hurry if I don't take care. I worry more about infection than anything else. She is on antibiotics. If I need them, I have other beagles but she is currently my best beagle.

I will delete the other part of my message.

Posted by tjcrewse on 10-16-2009 01:37 AM:

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Originally posted by Jason Tharp
The thread states dog injury, then changes to how you can win and how people cheat, whats up with that???

Just look Who Started the post!!!! LOL
Redtick being Redtick LOL

Sorry to hear About Midis Injury Dave.
Funny how these little beagles get to ya huh?
bet you Wouldnt have hesitated with the Coondogs!!!

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Posted by Lakeland Kennel on 10-16-2009 12:07 PM:

I am sorry but right now, I have a thing going about some of the local beaglers that cheat on the scorecards. Maybe I will get over it, maybe I won't. I don't cheat, I just show up with a good beagle.

As for Midi, I have Dual Grand Champion Pedde and Grand Champion Hunting Beagle Champion Cricket II I can fall back on. But, Midi can beat both of them as well as most of the local beagles in honest competition.

I keep several good coon hounds and have some squirrel dogs I could coon hunt if one of my coon dogs were to come up lame, come into heat, be raising pups, or anything else. I always keep a spare.

I reckon I am lucky that I have some good dogs and the time to hunt them.

I reckon some will say,"that's Ole Redtick braggin" again." I don't think it is bragging if it's the truth.

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