Anyone on here that read and is smart enough to understand uglydogs great post on line breeding and want to get some solid weatherford ben curs that produce consistant 800yd dogs with good gritt and bottom end email curdogcox@yahoo.com I have no benefit  from telling yall this, John Wayne Ross himself is on Bobs waiting list! (thats who registers curs here in Texas) And I can guarantee if you get one of the rare pups that dont turn out you can breed it and his or her pups will throw better dogs than the top dog on your yard used for scatter breeding. 

FACT # 1: some pund dogs make great hunting dogs, thats probably why they are in the pound in the first place due to them driving their owners crazy, just like certain german shepards are pain in the butt pets but make great cop dogs

Fact # 2: a real line breeding program will increse your percentage of produceing certain desireable traits (more so than throwing good dog to good dog) This is true and has been done for years with mostly cows, but horses, etc. dogs are no different

This seems to be particularly true and more important with hunting/strike dogs vs catch dogs

I dont doubt that my pit from the pund or american bulldog from de and joe will catch every bit as good as my thousand dollar dogo, but the fact is that my dogo from 5 generations of dogo's on both sides having high prey drive, solid catch dogs, smart easy to handle and good with children, no hip or hearing problems,  scissor bite , etc. etc. can hurt my odds of getting more of the same and being able to reproduce that! She is only 4 mo. old and attacking hogs through the fence.

Well said, he will still catch, mulemans A. bulldog has been ranker and harder to get off since we had to cut his top k9 out with a pocket knife after he caught and we couldnt get to him for over an hour. .02

SOLD to jeffeasttexas

No kevin different dog, because that dog would not catch i had to cull him. This pit gyp is a solid dog she doesnt need help, I really hate to get rid of her--Dang city life, I need a few acres..Just couldnt say no to that ppc dogo though.

Or call me, Grant 214 251 5720. located in mckinney tx near greenville, just north of dallas. willing to meet if its not to terrible of a drive.

 She is 2 yoa, good looking blue female 50lbs, catches great been on 50 hogs or more. This dog is a pleasure to own, she doesnt bark, dig, chew, or cause any trouble around my yard and she only eats a little bit, she is a very easy keeper. She leads like a show dog on heel, you can wrap the lead around your waiste and have no problem with her, and she rides the wheeler real good. She is a fast sprinter and wont bust a bay. No dog or any agression of any kind - even if another dog jumps on her or there is a fight right in front of her she will not join in. pm me your number and i will send you a pic to your phone or will try to post some before the wkend if she is still available. $200 ONLY reason for selling her is because of the ppc dogo I just bought and my limited kennel space in town.

I will keep yall posted on her progression and pics of action shots!

Great to see young dogs coming on, Great job!

Sorry daisydog he will be hard to replace and i am sure you will get rid of several good cd's trying---on a positive note congrats on the free pit mix that wondered up to Rubin, chops said he was a beautiful beast and a real natural to boot!

that hog looked bigger in person BUT it never  squeeled with two bulldogs latched on and working it over. we also got pauls freind his first stick.

Good looking hound..love to hear the bottom end in young dogs got the fob done that always makes me proud... Are your half hound/cur mixes open?

Good looking hog and better looking dogo...congrats!

My freind mason has a half bmc half airdale and it is a solid young dog. Its probably his best dog and he doesnt even know it yet! jk he likes dale but it is a good dog you dnt see him much in the woods either.

Sorry i didnt see all the posts on pg 2 and 3--no sleep hunting all night

Great idea but surely it could be made with a 55 gallon plastic drum barried 3/4 of the way in the dirt with a rain deck above it? as long as you had a hill i guess---what do yall think?

After watching this dog handle up(straight catch)  a near 200lb boar on his first or second time in the woods, in honor of my late white and red catahoula/ hound mix that was an a1 gritty help dog, and my favorite chewing tobacco--I am in favor of REDMAN!

raider54 I should have some fun with this and get mason and you in a wrestleing match...but this is Grant! Mason is digemdown.
FYI that red leopard catahoula De gave mason is going to be bad to the bone living hell in a baypen and hunts good to for a young dog, but if it works out and mason retires the doberman i may never see a dobie in the woods ever again

ENOUGH DE !!!!! Silence!!  tell the guys in a few weeks after it blows over And all I am saying is he has one less tooth now, I love your ab and he obviously got the job done with 3 fangs, but it was still his first day back on the job-glad he was feeling up to par, and that was a scary boar to have charging you with your feet stuck in the mud with no side arm on the hip no matter what dogs are there  Biggun is better than any cd that I have ever owned thats a fact and thats just calling it the way it is..mine does eat less though
 How long did it take yall to drag that big boy out of that thick briar mud hole you had to crawl through to get him??

I dont mind going to clay either hogs at the other end of a bay is never a problem!!!But you will still eat crow for it of coarse, b/c between you falling in the mud when your truck was stuck, getting ran down by that killer hog with de, and all the other crap you put your bad back through the least i can do is give you hell about your dog and crappy trailer