im thinking about getting a walker female that will run and tree but from what the guy says she leaves the tree if you dont get to her fast enough how would i break this female from doing this???
I'd give that a lot of hard thought. Fixing that problem with a dog you have is one thing, buying into that problem up front is prolly not a very good idea. It can be fixed but it has a way of coming back at the worst times. The guys I know that fix that problem use a TriTronics.
Registered: Jun 2003
Location: N.E. Arkansas
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I HONESTLY DON'T THINK I'D BUY THE DOG. I'M SURE IT COULD BE TRAINED TO STAY AT THE TREE BY A GOOD TRAINER, BUT WHY BOTHER? THERE'S PLENTY OF GOOD DOGS OUT THERE IN OUR COONHOUND WORLD, GET A DOG THAT'S STAYING PUT. WOULD YOU BUY A CAR IF IT HAD A ROD KNOCKING IN THE MOTOR?
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quote:Originally posted by englishman11 im thinking about getting a walker female that will run and tree but from what the guy says she leaves the tree if you dont get to her fast enough how would i break this female from doing this???
Registered: Oct 2003
Location: mid-michigan
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At a year and a half , this dog has had enough coon out to it that it should be treeing by now. If it ain't , it probably never will.
Save your money !
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quote:Originally posted by jackbob42 At a year and a half , this dog has had enough coon out to it that it should be treeing by now. If it ain't , it probably never will.
Save your money !
this puppy i thank that is what the hunters called them at
walker days right
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