blackflagginit
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quote: Originally posted by Bruce M. Conkey
So the moral to the story is. The more natural ability you have in your coonhound pups the less training you have to do and the better off both of you will be. Plus it is a lot more fun!!
someone asked me once which was more important in the success of a pup, the breeding or the training. My reply was that was asking rather I would rather have a truck who's engine knocked or transmission slipped.
You can screw up the best bred pup, and you can train past some minor faults....a good trainer can make a halfway decent dog out of halfazz pup and a pizzpoor trainer can make an idiot out of the best bred dog on the planet.
I can teach a collie to tree a coon, and have. its not going to win the world hunt though or even compete at any decent level. I have also fixed a lot of dogs other trainers had made a mess of.
point here is you have to have both if your ever going to get anywhere....just like that pickup
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