Registered: Nov 2011
Location: Alabama
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I had a 2 1/2 year female gave too me , she's breed real good .
The problem is she's never been off the chain !
Is it too late for this dog?

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Washington, NC
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No it's not to late. I've started several later than that. I have found that when started late you find out what they have very quickly.

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You will probably have good luck with this dog actually it should catch on very quickly and not have alot of fears that pups have...good luck and happy hunting

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Location: Union Point,GA
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Try it. If she was free there should be nothing to lose except a little time and feed. Keep your expectations low that way you won't be disappointed. Good luck

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Treat her like a 5 month old pup and trainer as if she was 5 months old. Could take right off in 6 to 12 months. Sometimes it is amazing how fast these kind make a dog. Just remember she is green and probably will be for a while.

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Location: Harrison GA
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I have seen one of the best coon dog men that I know take 3 littermates. Never hunt any of them until there 12 to 14 maybe even 16 months old. Start them one at the time. Hunt each for 30 days and all 3 would be treeing coons within the 30 days. He said at that age "they don't want to play"

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Best hound (redbone)I ever had...got her at 2.5 years old. She had hunted a few times with other dogs, but was basically a green dog. Within a month she was treeing her own coon and by the end of her first season she was as accurate and fast as any other dog I had hunted...
by the next year she was unstoppable!

Older dogs don't mess around like pups

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Originally posted by qchounds
Best hound (redbone)I ever had...got her at 2.5 years old. She had hunted a few times with other dogs, but was basically a green dog. Within a month she was treeing her own coon and by the end of her first season she was as accurate and fast as any other dog I had hunted...
by the next year she was unstoppable!

Older dogs don't mess around like pups

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