i've always heard that chicken bones are bad for a dog, is that true? cause you guys are feeding them whole chickens so i'm pretty confused

dang i hadn't seen this picture till today, but that looks just like him

how do they work? haven't messed with either of the radio or garmin

my little brother has a poodle that is atleast 100 pounds, and pure muscle,
swear on my life, people ask what he is all the time

nah he's not half ditch half dumpster, he's half motcross trails, and half campsite
 

yeah if he was weatherford ben line i wouldn't of let my mom bring him to the vet, but that's the onlyway she would let me keep him

thanks for all the replies everyone, i like the he can be whatever you want him to be

how does his bark sound? Pits have a high pitch bark, and ears tend to hang different.
looks like he has some lab in him.
How old is he? Is he a young dog or an older dog?
Ive seen some good dogs come out of the pound.

he's a younger dog, i think a little less than a year, he hadn't dropped his manhood when i found him,

I can tell from the pic he is 23.8753 % Staffordshire Terrier, 18.6348 % Border Collie and 8.3257 % Lab...but I can't tell you what else is in him.........

man you do know you dogs, if you can tell that from a picture then you need to just start taking peoples money and tellin em from a picture what they're dog is, id do it if i had that kind of TALENT

Found this guy as a stray, was wondering what you guys think he might have in him. thanks for any opinions

he weighs about 50 lbs

what's the sire and dam look like?

a regulation bay pen would be good though
everyone could build one if needed, and dogs could be use to the size they have to work with

my question is how important is conformation to a hog dog? I was reading a post at another board and a man said a dog can only perform to its full ability and conformation has everything to do with it,

is it really that important?

Thanks for any info

thanks for all the opinions
i personally haven't hunted hogs with dogs,
i haven't been able to, but i like reading about it, maybe one day i will
i asked this question to find out if a handle is nessacary, i can see that a handle can make or break a dog for some people, i have a young dog that might make a coon dog, if not i'll throw him near some hogs and see what he does, he's a stray i found, figure he might need to earn his food, thanks for all the opinions and information,

i didn't want to jack anyone's post that i saw,
should a young dog have a pretty good handle on them before they go into the woods?
or should you worry about that later on?
i'd like to hear both sides of the opinion if there are two sides
thanks for any information

Dylan

got any pictures?
the ones from the last meet were great

great to see people helping out the ones that protect our nation

very nice box

I'm new to hog hunting
but have been around dogs quite a bit
i wouldn't cull a young dog till i know for sure he's not gonna go for what you want
i would give him all the time and patience that he needs till i can see it in his body that he just doesn't want it

what's the best cut collar?
is there a way to see if a dog would make a good hog dog?

man wish it wasn't the 17th, i'm gonna race that weekend

i don't believe the bite would affect a bay dog,
some breeds are meant to have an underbite, but not many,
one breed that comes to mind is a boxer, but you don't see many of those on hogs
i wouldn't worry about it, since he works good in the woods