Registered: Jan 2009
Location: Kentucky
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What line of dogs is producing hounds that don’t stand and bark all the time or pace the kennel with a decent mouth and still have a chance to make a coon dog ?

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Location: Kentucky
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I guess nobody has them I figured that was the answer

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Get with Conrad fryer on here get you some of the purest yadkin river you can get. I live in town they do very little if no barking and dookie in the same spot and make enjoyable coon treeing dogs with good mouths.


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Skuna river blaze and his pups have sense. None of that backyard ignorance, and move a track and get hooked.

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What line of dogs is producing hounds that don’t stand and bark all the time or pace the kennel with a decent mouth and still have a chance to make a coon dog ?

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I have a skuna river male, he never barks. Not even at feed time. Just the way I like it. Can't stand a barking dog in the kennel.

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The Insane line reproduce complete hounds.

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Location: Crystal Michigan
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It has been my experience that a dog that is hunted regularly and let out of the kennel tends to bark less. No matter the breed. I currently own a Treeing Walker who probably has as much up close Clover as any dog breathing. I don't think it has anything to do with his pedigree as to his in kennel manners, and more to do with what goes on outside the kennel and how often he gets there.


Oh, and if we are fat, our dog needs more hunting.
My dog does need more hunting.

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Registered: Mar 2008
Location: cary,mississippi
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Mine only barks in the pen when I don’t feed them on time lol

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