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Title: hard to explain Post by: adamp on January 07, 2012, 11:23:47 pm I'm down to 3now and my huck dog that I got from bare had never seen a hog. He got started quick and is now finding hogs med to long range and is all hunt. He is fast and will go all night. His front feet will face outwards at times when he gets excited or is focusing on something. Quite the stance. Anyone had dogs like this? Dog on the right
(http://i1086.photobucket.com/albums/j443/adamp32/SU1BRzAzNDguanBn.jpg) Title: Re: hard to explain Post by: adamp on January 07, 2012, 11:31:11 pm I'm down to 3now and my huck dog that I got from bare had never seen a hog. He got started quick and is now finding hogs med to long range and is all hunt. He is fast and will go all night. His front feet will face outwards at times when he gets excited or is focusing on something. Quite the stance. Anyone had dogs like this? Dog on the right (http://i1086.photobucket.com/albums/j443/adamp32/SU1BRzAzNDguanBn.jpg) Hate this phone (http://i1086.photobucket.com/albums/j443/adamp32/SU1BRzAzNDUuanBn.jpg) Title: Re: hard to explain Post by: Kid7 on January 08, 2012, 10:49:13 am It looks like he just too tall to be able to stand up straight in that box to me. ;) one of my friends has a cur dog he uses to catch cattle with and he's been like that scence he was a pup and he's still goin strong at 8 yrs old. He keeps him on joint pills idk how much help that does but it mite make the whole difference and he's plum crippled lol but it doesn't seem to effect him
Title: Re: hard to explain Post by: WayOutWest on January 08, 2012, 03:06:35 pm It isn't a big deal. If they track right at a trot is where you really see if it's bad or not. If they straighten out when he's movin I wouldn't give it another worry. If he hunts good is the real qualification.
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