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Was talking with an older hunter the other day and we talked dogs, training etc. and I have really been wondering about something. He believes that a female dog is easier to train than a male, doesn't run as much trash, started faster and so on. Just curious if anyone else feels this way and if there's any truth to it.

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That's what I've been told all my life and I do believe it for the most part

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Has nothing to do with the sex of the dog. If it's the right kind....it's the right kind.

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That's what both of my grandpas and my dad always told me. I believe it in some ways than others. My grandpas hunted coons to put food on the table so I believe they knew what they were talking about lol!!

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Originally posted by CoonBusterWV
Has nothing to do with the sex of the dog. If it's the right kind....it's the right kind.

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That's kind of how I feel as well. Its either in them or its not. But I too have herd this a lot since I was a boy from a lot of hunters.

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I think the males I have started have started faster than the females but I like females and when you have a good female you have something that to me is better than any male you could get and they hold there value and are the foundation of all good breeders!!!! Also I just haven't seen near as many problems in comp with females!! Seems like your always waiting for when your male is going to come up on a bully and then you wonder what is he going to do and I can assure even the best males will get tired of being chewed on and start chewing back!!! Jmo I will stick with my females !!

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I don't no about easier to train,i believe if their bred to do it and have the opportunity,thats all u need.ive always preferred females because theres so many studs,that if u have a good female u hold the key to breeding and can have the choice of who to breed to or when.not taking anything from males,i just think its more of a asset to have a good female.

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