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Originally posted by RED REBELS
after looking at what you emailed me, he has a base but personally I'd like to see more hunt dogs in there. I'd just say he either came from some backyard breedings and just doesn't have the competition drive that the bigger redbone breeders are breeding for these days. I had one at his age that did the same thing, and after 30 days of hard hunting and droppin coon he was a nice little dog, unfortunately I lost him throughout the winter and I cant tell you how he finished out but I'd say just keep huntin him, he's young yet

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Registered: Dec 2012
Location: Indiana
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Hey BTW, I have seen some dogs go into a rebellious stage where it may seem as they are going backwards from how they may have started. I have seen this anywhere from 12 months old to 20 months old, I would keep him till he's at least two and see how he progresses.

What I did with my red dog when he was doing this was I kept a tablet and documented ever night. I.E., first drop tracked but didn't tree. Second drop treed hard but didn't stay, get my point. Then in months down the road you can go back and look to see how he was doing.

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Location: Indiana
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..... You may want to knock the coon out but don't let him have one. Ether by himself or with another dog.

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i have heard the saying end on + note not a lot of young dogs
can tree layups with mullberries and cherry coming on dont get
to dwn.

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Registered: Nov 2006
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Originally posted by Donniehale
I just got a redbone dog that is a year old he doesn't tree hard everytime either it's pretty frustrating cause I know he can do it and sound good it seems like its with the scent cause he trees where he smells the scent it seems like or do y'all think its a confidence problem?

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Originally posted by Ky Show Girl
wow the last great 1 i seen was 1/2 walker.what do you chrg to finish 1 in 30 days

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(1)price of gas...(2) cost of feed..(3) how valuable ii your time ? ??does he show improvement every time out....

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Registered: Jan 2013
Location: kentucky
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yes he does show some improvement I think in time he will make a good dog

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alright i told yall id keep you updated on the red dog and i took him out tonight for the first time alone since i posted the first time, he opened and run track and come up treed on the creek bank hammered for a minute and come off then when we showed up i tied him and patted the tree he started burning it up looked up and seen 8 eyes had a sow and 3 kits i was tickled to death!!

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Registered: Oct 2012
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That's great ! Keep up the hunting.I had a walker dog that did the same thing.all my friends said give up on her but I didn't.I finished her out to Grnt at 3 1/2 yrs old.when a dog clicks u will know it!they will turn on like a light switch if they have it in them jmo.

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Location: Ohio
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It doesnt matter the breed,it takes patience working with a young dog.a lot of people dont have any and get up tight to quick and give up,

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