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Christy
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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Sylva, North Carolina (the far Western Tip of the State)
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Look at our new Redbone Puppy!!

His name is Dusty. He's 13 weeks old. He is Taylor's Guitar and Fireball on the mama's side, and Timber Chopper and Hillbilly Brandy on the daddy's side.

Aint he purdy!!!

Look what long ears!!

Look what long tounge!!

He will already trail and tree on a drug coon hide or bear hide!!

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10-23-2003 11:56 PM

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Christy
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I got some more, but I got to get them developed.

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10-24-2003 12:30 AM

Samhain
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Nice looking pup..........

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Brigman B&T
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He's got enough tounge for two pups. LOL. I agree with Samhain, he is a nice looking pup.

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Bear
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Sure there aint some blood hound in there with ears like that. LOL Good lookin pup

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10-24-2003 03:15 AM

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Christy
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Bearhunter...

Well, you know what they say, there was a Bloodhound outcross at one time!

Maybe it's just taken this long to show up!

He's an indepent little cuss too. He dont worry about what the other pups are doing. He goes exploring with or without them!

See!

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10-24-2003 03:54 PM

Stretcher
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He sure is cute!!!

He looks like he is going to be a Moose!!

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10-24-2003 04:42 PM

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C.P. Richardson
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He looks good. Sure is some mtns. in that background. lol

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Hump
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Looks like a red basset hound!

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Christy
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It's cute...

His ears are so long, you can tie them in a knot on the top of his head!!!

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10-24-2003 08:04 PM

Stretcher
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Aren't Redbones the best?

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10-24-2003 08:13 PM

Cynthia
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that's one thing I wish mine had is more ears. Will the white have any effect on the ability to show him??

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Stretcher
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They can have a little white on chest and feet.
He looks like he would be ok!!!!

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10-24-2003 08:57 PM

Jesse Bedward
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looks at a lot like my mutt i got.....

i was thinking pure bred redbones looked more like my lil ann pics on my website....why is yours so light??

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Christy
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I dont know!

Ask his DNA that question.

Not all Redbones are cherry red.

I can assure you, he is Purebred.

Here's what the breed standards say.

Solid red preferred, small amount of white on brisket or feet not objectionable.

His grandpa looks just like him, and he made GRCH with no problem.

Who knows.

I think it's pretty. It makes him easy to spot out of a crowd of red dogs! Easy to identify if he ever gets stolen too!!!

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10-24-2003 11:38 PM

Cynthia
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oh I didnt mean anything by it. I havent seen a lot a white on the red dogs. I was just curious. He does have a cute face.

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10-25-2003 12:21 AM

pepper
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that is one nice looking old style hound . I wish more hounds looked like that ( mine included) mine is fairly houndy as Walkers go but nowhere near what your pup is. Dont get me wrong i like my pup but i wish my walker looked more "hound doggy"like your pup. My wife and i would love to know where you got your pup from?

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Christy
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Cynthia

I hope that you dont think that I was mad. I know you didnt. I was mostly talking to Subzero anyway, thinking that he wasnt purebred!!! I can see where you thought that I was talking to you!

This was for Subzero-"I dont know! Ask his DNA that question. Not all Redbones are cherry red. I can assure you, he is Purebred.

This was for you:"Here's what the breed standards say. Solid red preferred, small amount of white on brisket or feet not objectionable.

His grandpa looks just like him, and he made GRCH with no problem.

Who knows.

I think it's pretty. It makes him easy to spot out of a crowd of red dogs! Easy to identify if he ever gets stolen too!!!"

But you're right anyways.

In the breed standards, it says a small amount of white. I think he's got a pretty good bit of white.

He's going to be a show dog deluxe, he'll already stand for us!

Look at his feet!

I'm really wondering now if the white will affect his showing. I hope not!

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10-25-2003 03:41 PM

Christy
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Pepper:

We got him from Lester Greene here in Western NC.

They are going to have another litter that will be ready the 2nd week of December.

They are heavy Timber Chopper bred pups. All of them are dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, red. The pups will be $150 a piece. With $75 to book a pup, the other $75 due when you pick the pup up at 8 weeks old. Give them a call 828-497-6554-Lester or Lahoma (like Oklahoma without the OK!)

I just love Dusty to death! We are hardcore Walker people, but we know what this pups bloodline's history is. We've hunted with the mother, a 1/2 sister, 10 1/2 brothers, and several cousins. If we didnt think that he had it in him to do good, we wouldnt have gotten him.

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10-25-2003 03:46 PM

Libby
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Christy

He is a cutie, sounds like a good hunter, too. Best of luck with him. I have a dark red and lighter red dog...like both fine, but I am partial to the lighter one...it's easier to see in the dark

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redhunter
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great lookin pup. I think its the little bit of rinkles in his face that seems like bloodhound. Looks pretty thick for 13weeks, will probably be a pretty big hound. I like the old style look, i think a hounds ears should come atleast to his nose but hopefully farther, if not then it dont much look like a hound to me

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Jesse Bedward
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CHRISTY.......

ALL I WAS SAYING IS THAT A REDBONE SHOULD BE A RED NOT TAN ARE U SURE HE IS NOT MOUNTAIN CUR?? I KNOW OLD REDBONES ARE DEEP RED LIKE MY HOUND, NOW THATS A PURE BRED CAN ASK ANY JUDGE U WANT WHICH IS MORE REDBONE AND I KNOW WHAT THEY WOULD SAY....DO U??

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10-27-2003 11:42 PM

Christy
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Subzero...

100% USDA Choice, Purple Ribbon Bred, Bonified Redbone.

Obviously, you dont know much about your breeds.

How many cur dogs you seen got ears like those!!

What color is this?

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10-28-2003 01:17 AM

mike aylesworth
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Subzero,

When I was a kid, we never saw redbones that were cherry red. They were all a dull reddish tan. The cherry red came from the bench shows. They bred for the cherry red, and lost most of the hunt in the dogs. I for one, miss seeing the red dogs in the hunts.

If you want a red dog for hunting, your choices are limited to a few breeders, and Christy certainly got hers from a hunting background.

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Christy
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Mike...

Thanks a bunch!

We know and have hunted with the sire/dam/sire's sire and dam/dam's dam/1/2 sister's by sire/1/2 brother and sisters by dam/and I dont know how many cousins.

We didnt just get any Redbone puppy. We got one that we have been around the bloodlines for years, and have saw dogs that have came out of this cross and that.

We knew what these pups would be when we agreed to get one.

Now we are loving every minute of it, because he was 13 weeks old on 10/28/03 and on the 25th, he trailed and treed on a drug coon hide. By himself with no other dog showing him what to do!!

I cant wait to hit the woods with him.

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