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neeltburn
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 Redbone breeders.

Looking for a breeder near south western Indiana/ western ky. Can anyone suggest one?

Thanks.

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Ron Swan in Ohio might help you out.

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Larry Walker might be able to help you out, go to the redbone forums and look for some people in IN, they will should be able to help you

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neeltburn
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Larry Walker might be able to help you out, go to the redbone forums and look for some people in IN, they will should be able to help you


Thanks, I will see if I can find some folks in Indiana. Are there any other sources I should watch besides this forum, which at this point has been the best source. What should I look for and what do I avoid?

Are there peak times puppies are avalible? I would really like to find a breeder and book for a spring pup.


Thanks again for all the help!

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May have a lot to do with what your intended use of the dog will be. Show , hunt or both. May sound silly to some but has a great deal to do with your chances of getting a dog you like.

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May have a lot to do with what your intended use of the dog will be. Show , hunt or both. May sound silly to some but has a great deal to do with your chances of getting a dog you like.


I may not follow this 100% Dog would be a pet yes but I would be thrilled for it to hunt, not so sure about showing. This is limiting me on finding a breeder?

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765-774-3301 he can help you out i believe . he is in central indiana . he has dual hounds but breeds manely for a coon dog first. hope this helps todd smith

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I may not follow this 100% Dog would be a pet yes but I would be thrilled for it to hunt, not so sure about showing. This is limiting me on finding a breeder?


it will only limit you as to which breeder you want, some breed for dual purpose, some for mostly show, and some for only hunt.

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it will only limit you as to which breeder you want, some breed for dual purpose, some for mostly show, and some for only hunt.


Thank you for the response, now I understand what was meant by that.

Thanks again.

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it will only limit you as to which breeder you want, some breed for dual purpose, some for mostly show, and some for only hunt.


I agree, but it will be a cold day in He11 before you find a breeder that will admit a cross was made mainly for show purposes.

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I agree, but it will be a cold day in He11 before you find a breeder that will admit a cross was made mainly for show purposes.


I think I can relate to that. Most listings I have seen say hunting dog or Dual Purpose dog, can't say that I have seen just a "show" dog from a breeder. I have been mainly looking at dual purpose dogs, but not having much luck in my area. seems I am a few months behind or a few months early. I have time to find a breeder, but I wanted to start researching now so I can get on a list for a pup in the spring.


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you might want to take a look at this posting, I know they are in Indiana but not sure where
http://forums.ukcdogs.com/showthrea...threadid=460340

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