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Anyone have any info on the Albert III hound?

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He was out of Albert II and Robin.

II died young in a freak accident.

His mother was old Robin, a sister to Rambo II I believe.

Albert III was a big,good looking dark hound with a tremendous mouth, powerhouse tree dog and a little tight on the ground.

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He was out of Albert II and Robin.

II died young in a freak accident.

His mother was old Robin, a sister to Rambo II I believe.

Albert III was a big,good looking dark hound with a tremendous mouth, powerhouse tree dog and a little tight on the ground.

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Thanks John. Do you know what happen to him? Just curious. Roughly How many pups he had and how'd he reproduce? I'm about to get a female outta him and I know she's a good one but wanted some info on Albert. I'm familiar with most of the older hounds but along Alberts time I was outta the hound business. Who owned him

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Thanks John. Do you know what happen to him? Just curious. Roughly How many pups he had and how'd he reproduce? I'm about to get a female outta him and I know she's a good one but wanted some info on Albert. I'm familiar with most of the older hounds but along Alberts time I was outta the hound business. Who owned him

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Don't know much about him , seems like he was offered for stud by a guy in the coonhound bloodline few years back by a guy named Steve Fussel in Georgia it was Grch Grnite ch Uchmans Albert III that he had for stud if thats same dog u asking about if u get a hold of him he might could help u with this .

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Thank you all for your help

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Had 5 pups he made nt ch fairly early bred him to my nt ch female she also was queen of hunt at Ashland bluetick hunt. If you are interested in a pup can give me a cal at 419-355-9572 I am in ohio

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I personally saw the dog look really good.

I think he threw some really nice dogs and wasn't bred to a whole lot.

I have a grand daughter here, out of Big Time Albert that is the real deal.

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He was a powerhouse tree dog, very quick, and liked to get alone.

Big motor.

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Now we talking! That's throngs I wanna hear. Thanks guys. Keep it coming.

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Now we talking! That's throngs I wanna hear. Thanks guys. Keep it coming.

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I'm ok with tight mouth a little. It's much better than a loose mouth to me but that's all a preference. I remember a little about him but that's it. One of the females I'm picking up is tight mouth but she's all coon dog.

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The male my pups are out of was a first strick dog and a first tree dog if he was in good company. Otherwise he would leave and find one on his own. That was way he never made it to grand he was still a nt ch.

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Have a 5 year old gyp out of him that we like pretty good.

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Hey Andy how is your female bred on bottom side? Is she tight on track?


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Todd, I mis-typed. She is a grandpup of Albert III on top and Rambo bred on the bottom. Some tracks she opens pretty good on and some she's a little quite.

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