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At a year old would you rather have a pup that runs a track good but hasn't treed or one that doesn't track just trees?

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Be pretty hard to catch if he couldnt throw the brakes on.

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I can't believe the question.

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l.lyle, maybe you should read the question! Then you might believe it!

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l.lyle, maybe you should read the question! Then you might believe it!

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It has been my experience that dogs that are slower to tree make a more accute dog if they ever click over and start.

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It has been my experience that dogs that are slower to tree make a more accute dog if they ever click over and start.

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It has been my experience that dogs that are slower to tree make a more accute dog if they ever click over and start.

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true. i got 1 that will howl a t the moon to, an tree a bunch of coon. very accurate, pretty quite on ground.

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I personally would much rather a dog track before tree had way more accurate dogs that way. My male started running tracks at 8 months with the dogs would find him at the tree not just running all night i was happy the night i took him by himself at 11 months old slammed his first coon in 7 minutes! Today hes one of the most accurate dogs ive ever owned! JMO!

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I have a pup that is 11months old and he will strike and trail ahead of older dogs but when he gets to the tree he will not stay on it and the other dogs tree on it it really gets agervating so i guess i would say both tee and track one is not much good with out the other JMO

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Most hounds have a trailing or running instinct. Not every hound, however, has a treeing instinct. I prefer a pup that trees before the learn to run. At the same time, I wouldn't give you a dime for a silent trailer or tight mou th dog.

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l.lyle, I got a moon you can howl at! Or you can just kiss it!!

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if they cant run a track,how can they make it to the right tree,so i say track first tree second

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l.lyle, I got a moon you can howl at! Or you can just kiss it!!

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Shoot! I take back my vote, I missed the one-year old part and at that point I would rather have a dog that just runs track and doesn't tree. Dogs today are bred to tree so hard, I figure they'll eventually start doing it, but one that starts treeing first might just turn into a slick treeing idiot. My bad

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I PICK TREES, BECAUSE YOU CANT FORCE A DOG TO TREE, BUT YOU CAN BREAK A DOG FROM MAKING EMPTY TREES. COONS LIVE IN TREES, NOT ON THE GROUND!

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A wise man told me once , you have to get to the tree before you can tree him so i think the smart answer is trail him then tree him .Treeing is a born instinct, trailing is somthing they have to learn........

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At 1 year they better do both, but I have had them that tracked 1st and turned out ok and I have had them that treed 1st and turned out ok. I have also had them not turnout ok both ways. I guess it just depends on the dog.

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Originally posted by l.lyle
Me too. But my question is. What ever caused a pup to click over and start treeing before it ever trailed .? This thing has had only 193 looks. I'll now vote just so I can see how many took this thing serious enough to vote on. Now, if they click over and start to treeing at six months old, What causes that? Tree meetoo me too me too me too coo coo coo coo coo koo.And many on hear think a track dog is a MEE TOO DOG. jeeze

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l.lyle, Please speak English!

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I've never saw one myself that just treed and would not run some kind of track at a yr old. The one I have now ain't but 9 months old treed 3 coon just boom,boom, boom. Now the last few times I've took her. All she's done is run track. I don't like it personally. I guess instead of hunting her all alone like I've been doing. I'll have to put my old dog with her. Just a time or 2 hopefully will straighten her out. I like to TREE coon not just run em.

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I've never saw one myself that just treed and would not run some kind of track at a yr old. The one I have now ain't but 9 months old treed 3 coon just boom,boom, boom. Now the last few times I've took her. All she's done is run track. I don't like it personally. I guess instead of hunting her all alone like I've been doing. I'll have to put my old dog with her. Just a time or 2 hopefully will straighten her out. I like to TREE coon not just run em.

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At a year old would you rather have a pup that runs a track good but hasn't treed or one that doesn't track just trees?

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