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Male chasing Female...
What are some methods that you guys use for a male dog that follows a female through the woods while hunting? My male has never been bred, is three years old and will follow certain females through the timber and forget about coon hunting. These females show no sign of being in heat and the other males pay them no attention. Just some advice please.
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David Lee Huckaby
Gr.NiteCh.Gr.Ch.SpringCreek Sambo
Gr.NiteCh.Trackman's Big Thicket Ann
Gr.Nite Ch.Wipeout Buck
I have a beagl that does the same thing i get at him with a switch for yous I'd probably break a limb over top of his head .. jmo
I have always wondered if any of the handlers ever sprayed the scent of a dog in heat on their female to gain an unfair advantage. Similar to doe in heat for a buck you would think a male dog would do the same. You might could also use scent like that to break a dog from being interested. ??
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Clay Hoskins
(859) 388-0530
i have a friends 2 yr old dog that rides females while hunting,is there anyway a vet. can help this through harmon shots.
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on fire/tree dogs
I'd shock him a few times, if that don't fix it..its probably time to face the facts.
This started a few months ago. He went the first couple of years not showing any interest and now he wants to follow most females, not all.
Would you shock him every time he even sniffs a gyp? Or just when he follows one?
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David Lee Huckaby
Gr.NiteCh.Gr.Ch.SpringCreek Sambo
Gr.NiteCh.Trackman's Big Thicket Ann
Gr.Nite Ch.Wipeout Buck
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