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b&b-kennels
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dog trees coon then leaves for another...need advice

i have a walker pup shes treed coons but after about 30 seconds of treeing she leaves it and goes and tracks another and trees it...over and over and over again.what advice do you have for me to fix this problem?

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If she only trees for 30 seconds, how do you know she has even treed a coon? Sometimes it takes me a few minutes to find the coon when my dog is treeing on the actual tree the coon is in so I could not imagine how hard it would be to find a coon "in the vicinity" of where the dog was treeing.

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How old is the pup?

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not really a pup but i still consider her 1 shes almost 2

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i stay close as possible to her but when i see her tree i look up n i normally see the coon right away.i dont know y its so easy whens its her but i rarely have to search a tree they normally r staring me down as i walk up to her. but she runs off before i can get anywhere close to her. i juat dont know what to do to get her to stay treed at least long enough for me to tie her up

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hate to tell ya but at darn near 2 I think it is going to be impossible to fix... You can't even catch her at a tree to tie her and shoot the coon down, at this point that isn't going to help much either.

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how do you catch her in the woods to go home?

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Start in the yard and teach her to come to you when called, then call her back to the tree.

Question, is she gun shy, or just not wanting to be caught?

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leaving tree

at 2 yrs old dont think you gonna fix her i would try to hunt her with a good tree dog probly not going to help i had a young walker likr that when i tryed the walkers back in the 60s i put it in the ground i think you should get shut of the dog and start with something that has some potial jmo

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i'd try dropping one and see if she comes in for the kill ?

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Lee Stocking
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I wouldnt waist a coon for a problem like this. Killing a coon for having a bad habit is reinforcing the problem. One of us coonhunters #1 mistakes in training.
Stay close to her, if you get to her while she is treed and she has the coon then you decide wether you want to kill it(only if she earned it but I still wouldnt kill). If no killing tie the dog back at the tree then take a smoke, baccor, coffee break and let it tree. If it leaves run the dog down, mark the tree (area) best you can cut you a limb and sting it. Walk it back into the area and tell it to "get back on that tree" if it does tie it, shine and if it has it take a break (this isnt any time to kill the coon, it left the tree). Be constistant in what you do, this is one of those cases of letting the dog get away with anything and it may not commit and stay at any trees.
You will also want to have a connection with the dog. When I am correcting a dog (and it happens often instead of waisting coon) I want to make sure the dog understands why its getting corrected. If you dont think the dog understands why this is happening dont correct.
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disagree dog does not have the confidence to stay treed help build it help it kill one see if things change one coon is not going to make coon go extinct but might make light switch on this dog flip imo my best coon dog never even barked at his first tree hunted alone but jumped on tree several times looked up coon was there tied back shot out dead dog broke just like that he was 2years old at that time now 8 treed hundreds of coon 100-120 barks a minute a locate a kid could call and a real coondog no 2 dogs are the same what worked last time most likely not going to work this time just keep trying most people give up way to soon this dog had 5 different owners before he was 16 months old and was bought for a 150.00 paidup in everything has pkc money and first in ukc with limited hunts just goes to show it can be done!!! ps. working on a 2 yr old wipeout bred dog paid up and only a hundred bucks had 4 months and is making a nice dog go figure lol one man's junk is another man's treasure

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I hope the dog comes out of it, but she may never. At almost 2 years old especially if she's been hunted alot and she's been doing it and still doing it, it will be a long road and alot of work to do on something you may never fix.

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