Registered: Jul 2008
Location: BOONEVILLE KY.
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Who or what do you consider a dog Jockey?

My problem is you go to the advertised stud dog pages and see and read about all the stud dogs that are out there which is great I love reading about all of them but then you go to the puppy for sale promotion page and half the guys that are advertising a stud dog have another pup or dog for sell that has nothing to do with their stud dog seems just about ever week or so a different dog or pup for sell but a lot of time not out of their advertised stud dog.
This makes me think twice about booking a up from their stud dog.
What are some of your opinions maybe I am just too suspicious been burnt to many times.lol

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I haven't sold a dog for sometime now but I would be more concerned why someone deletes all there past post.

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Just because a person has a stud dog it shouldn't limit them to only having pups out of that dog.

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Registered: Jan 2007
Location: Al
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Originally posted by nitehunter2004
I haven't sold a dog for sometime now but I would be more concerned why someone deletes all there past post.

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Just check one guys add and he doesn't have a single post left under his name that's not been removed , kind of wonder what's up with that don't you

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Originally posted by Ray&Luie
Just check one guys add and he doesn't have a single post left under his name that's not been removed , kind of wonder what's up with that don't you

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Registered: Feb 2015
Location: Arkansas
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This is just my opinion but speaking for myself I am fairly picky. I want a dog that operates a certain way if I'm going to spend the time and money hauling them up and down the road. I don't own or have ever owned a stud dog but I imagine that this is the reason they roll a few pups down the road looking for that special one. That being said I never sell junk but the only way I know to get what I'm looking for is by a pup out of a cross I think will work get it started and see if it suits if it doesn't suit me but has potential I will sell it. I would imagine a stud owner that has pups for sale not out of their stock are looking for a special one to cross back on gyps out of their stock. Not to say they are all doing that but I imagine some are at least. Just because a dog doesn't suit one man doesn't mean it want make a helluva coondog and suit the next man. That is just my opinion and I am sure there are some that are just dog jockeys.

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Registered: Jun 2013
Location: PA 16646
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my outlook on dog jockeys changed when I got the best dog I ever snapped a lead too off one

no one is pointing a gun to your head making you buy a dog off a jockey...this is " MARICA "

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Registered: Nov 2008
Location: London, KY
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I got a stud dog and will show him or his pups Amy time someone wants to see them go I do sell a dog from time to time if I come across one I will buy it if it's the right kind this site is here to be used if you can't go hunt with the dog don't buy if u do,that's your fault have sold several good dogs on here including two stud dogs that are being advertised on here they are both nice dogs and I didn't sell them for a fortune I'm sure neither one could be bought for twice what I sold them for as far as pups go most I have made same crosses several times with exceptional good results they all have ended up in the hands of coon hunters. I have sold several nice young dogs out of my dog to pleasure hunters for good prices but I put a lot of time and money in training them and like I said before pleasure hunters will pay twice more money for a good young dog than comp hunters I never have to advertise any of my nice young dogs for sale out of my dog always someone looking for a nice dog ready to go and most of the time it's someone that's been hunting with me anyway

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Location: Pennsylvania
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In the guitar world we refer to this as GAS....or guitar acquisition syndrome.

I guess here it could be call CAS. Coondog Acquisition Syndrome.

Seems to me there are 2 different schools of thought, one is to try to hunt one dog or 2 and get what you want by lots of woods time and hunting, or to acquire dogs and sell dogs, hoping to find a gem.

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Dog Jockey

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Location: London, KY
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Registered: Dec 2013
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I dont know what the stud dog owners do cause ive never had one i liked good
enough to breed but if i was a stud dog owner i guess id be going through alot of females looking for something that fit my breeding program. the ones that didnt would be for sale. ive sold a few dogs off this site and have never lied about what they were about. im hard to please and very picky when it comes to a dog and dogs ive had others thought were coon dogs i thought were mutts!!! Ive never had a dog that didnt have a price. I dont fall in love with none of them. I like to start pups and hunt them till i see if i can win with them. if i feel like their missing something which they always are they go to somebody else. Dog jockeys are guys that trade dogs for dogs i trade mine forcash!!!! Call it what you want but why would i keep a dog that dont suit me when maybe theirs somebody out their that it would?

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