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Posted by on 12-19-2014 09:38 PM:

Elephants and Coondogs

Study these two pictures and you will find the key to successful coondogs. I will explain later!! lol




Posted by GA DAWG on 12-19-2014 10:07 PM:

Dang.

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Posted by john Duemmer on 12-19-2014 10:09 PM:

Is this a Bluetick joke?

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Posted by hilltopkennels on 12-19-2014 11:28 PM:

The 2 things you don't want a dog doing?

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Posted by blackflagginit on 12-19-2014 11:29 PM:

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The 2 things you don't want a dog doing?


that would be my guess

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Posted by on 12-20-2014 12:22 AM:

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That's good and makes sense but not the point I am going to try and make. In the morning when I have time I will add my point of view.


Posted by mike shannon on 12-20-2014 12:34 AM:

I say balance and breeding

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Posted by AndyMiller on 12-20-2014 12:59 AM:

not standing on there heads on a track
and not just follow the other hounds[ me to ]

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Posted by roger wickerham on 12-20-2014 04:09 AM:

training and bonding if you already have genatics

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Posted by Jackson87 on 12-20-2014 04:20 AM:

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training and bonding if you already have genatics

That's what I'm thinking.


Posted by nitehunter2004 on 12-20-2014 04:37 AM:

You can make an Elephant stand on his head But he's still and Elephant!

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Posted by chuck west on 12-20-2014 04:47 AM:

Elephants ,,,let me think ,, I say the Republican National Convention will be held here on the next go round . lol

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Posted by Jason Bentz on 12-20-2014 05:36 AM:

I got two that act just like that on a bad track that they can't handle


Posted by jkidd1 on 12-20-2014 07:58 AM:

Hunt a dog alone and he will learn to do some amazing work, or hunt him with a pack and he will more than like learn to just follow the leader. That's my guess

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Posted by John D on 12-20-2014 01:35 PM:

Don't stand on your head and work with others to get where you want to go.

Not bad rules, but imo the biggest rule to successful coondogs is to get to the woods and coonhunt.

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Posted by Cory Highfill on 12-20-2014 01:40 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by jkidd1
Hunt a dog alone and he will learn to do some amazing work, or hunt him with a pack and he will more than like learn to just follow the leader. That's my guess


Well played...


Posted by Stan Ferrell on 12-20-2014 01:40 PM:

If your hound chases one of these you will need the "New Conkey's Super Duper" shock collar?


Posted by on 12-20-2014 02:46 PM:

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You guys are pretty good. Lets start with the bottom Picture of the Elephants walking. That looks like a neat circus trick just like the picture of the Elephant standing on its head. When in fact the bottom picture is a result of Genetics and the animals doing something that is bred in them to do. It comes naturally and all they need for it to happen is to be in the right environment.
Some people can also teach an elephant to stand on its head but that is not natural and the animal is not genetically inclined to stand on its head without training.
Breed the bottom elephants and you will have their offspring walking through the woods, tail to trunk. Breed the one standing on it's head and none of its offspring will ever stand on their head without specialized training and know how from a handler.

I am kind of surprised here by a statement John D made where he said the biggest rule to successful coondogs is to get to the woods and coon hunt. Maybe he takes for granted the genetics of the dogs he has and is overlooking the first key to success which is having the right genetics which I feel he has in his pen. I have seen his post enough on here to know he puts a lot of emphasis in the stock of dogs he breeds and then trains. Actually I was asked last week at a hunt if I knew someone that bred a good stock of Black and Tans and John D's name popped into my mind because of the genetics he has in his hounds. If someone told me tomorrow to go find a Black and Tan puppy and if I could finish it to a coonhound they would pay me big money. John D would be one of the first people I called to see if he had a puppy. No this is not an ad to sell pups for John D. This is about starting out with the right genetics in your coonhound which i feel we overlook at times.

First and for most we should look for dogs that have the natural ability to hunt, track and tree coon.

I will be the first to say once you you get a pup with the right genetics the road to the finish line is still a long and lonely one.
The environment you put him in plays a major role in the development of his genetic pre disposition. The elephants walking tail to trunk would never do so if they were in a pen to small to walk around in. They would never do so if they were the never exposed to another elephant. They would never do so if they were abused to the point their tail was tucked between their legs. In other words they would never do so if they were not in a environment that allowed their natural ability to come out.

Coonhounds need two basic environments. One for healthy growth of their body when young. The second is growth of their minds in an environment that allows their natural ability to hunt, track and tree to develop. This environment also includes correction at times.

So the moral to the story is. You can teach an Elephant to stand on its head, but it is not natural. The more natural ability you have in your coonhound pups the less training you have to do and the better off both of you will be. Plus it is a lot more fun!!


Posted by john Duemmer on 12-20-2014 02:56 PM:

Re: .

quote:
Originally posted by Bruce M. Conkey
You guys are pretty good. Lets start with the bottom Picture of the Elephants walking. That looks like a neat circus trick just like the picture of the Elephant standing on its head. When in fact the bottom picture is a results of Genetics and the animals doing something that is bred in them to do. It comes naturally and all they need for it to happen is to be in the right environment.
Some people can also teach an elephant to stand on its head but that is not natural and the animal is not genetically inclined to stand on its head without training.
Breed the bottom elephants and you will have their offspring walking through the woods, tail to trunk. Breed the one standing on it's head and none of its offspring will ever stand on their head without specialized training and know how from a handler.

I am kind of surprised here by a statement John D made where he said the biggest rule to successful coondogs is to get to the woods and coon hunt. Maybe he takes for granted the genetics of the dogs he has and is overlooking the first key to success which is having the right genetics which I feel he has in his pen. I have seen his post enough on here to know he puts a lot of emphasis in the stock of dogs he breeds and then trains. Actually I was asked last week at a hunt if I knew someone that bred a good stock of Black and Tans and John D's name popped into my mind because of the genetics he has in his hounds. If someone told me tomorrow to go find a Black and Tan puppy and if I could finish it to a coonhound they would pay me big money. John D would be one of the first people I called to see if he had a puppy. No this is not an ad to sell pups for John D. This is about starting out with the right genetics in your coonhound which i feel we overlook at times.

First and for most we should look for dogs that have the natural ability to hunt, track and tree coon.

I will be the first to say once you you get a pup with the right genetics the road to the finish line is a long and lonely one.
The environment you put him in plays a major role in the development of his genetic pre disposition. The elephants walking tail to trunk would never do so if they were in a pen to small to walk around in. They would never do so if they were the never exposed to another elephant. They would never do so if they were abused to the point their tail was tucked between their legs. In other words they would never do so if they were not in a environment that allowed their natural ability to come out.

Coonhounds need two basic environments. One for healthy growth of their body when young. The second is growth of their minds in an environment that allows their natural ability to hunt, track and tree to develop. This environment also includes correction at times.

So the moral to the story is. You can teach an Elephant to stand on its head, but it is not natural. The more natural ability you have in your coonhound pups the less training you have to do and the better off both of you will be. Plus it is a lot more fun!!



Best post iv read on here in a long time.

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Posted by Jackson87 on 12-20-2014 03:38 PM:

That is so true Bruce.Way to go!


Posted by Corey Davis on 12-20-2014 05:17 PM:

Good post Bruce!

I hunt with Bruce about 5 nights a week. He has taught me a lot in the short bit of time we have been hunting and working together. But when he started asking me if I ever seen elephants do this first thing yesterday morning. I thought for a minute he fell and bumped his head walking through the woods the other night! Lol Makes a lot of sense and the puppies we have right now show genetics passed down from there mom and dad and really prove what he has to say about the elephants. I believe analogies and comparing one thing to another is a great way to prove a point or learn about something like genetics that is so misunderstood.

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Posted by brogy on 12-20-2014 07:43 PM:

One of the best posts ever Bruce. So true.

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Posted by blackflagginit on 12-20-2014 10:49 PM:

Re: .

quote:
Originally posted by Bruce M. Conkey


So the moral to the story is. The more natural ability you have in your coonhound pups the less training you have to do and the better off both of you will be. Plus it is a lot more fun!!




someone asked me once which was more important in the success of a pup, the breeding or the training. My reply was that was asking rather I would rather have a truck who's engine knocked or transmission slipped.

You can screw up the best bred pup, and you can train past some minor faults....a good trainer can make a halfway decent dog out of halfazz pup and a pizzpoor trainer can make an idiot out of the best bred dog on the planet.

I can teach a collie to tree a coon, and have. its not going to win the world hunt though or even compete at any decent level. I have also fixed a lot of dogs other trainers had made a mess of.

point here is you have to have both if your ever going to get anywhere....just like that pickup

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Posted by blackflagginit on 12-20-2014 10:49 PM:

Re: .

quote:
Originally posted by Bruce M. Conkey


So the moral to the story is. The more natural ability you have in your coonhound pups the less training you have to do and the better off both of you will be. Plus it is a lot more fun!!




someone asked me once which was more important in the success of a pup, the breeding or the training. My reply was that was asking rather I would rather have a truck who's engine knocked or transmission slipped.

You can screw up the best bred pup, and you can train past some minor faults....a good trainer can make a halfway decent dog out of halfazz pup and a pizzpoor trainer can make an idiot out of the best bred dog on the planet.

I can teach a collie to tree a coon, and have. its not going to win the world hunt though or even compete at any decent level. I have also fixed a lot of dogs other trainers had made a mess of.

point here is you have to have both if your ever going to get anywhere....just like that pickup

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Posted by blackflagginit on 12-20-2014 10:55 PM:

btw I happen to know john personally and have hunted with him on a few occasions. he has both the breeding and training covered in his kennel. He is competent at both.

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