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Author Topic: Training vs Genetics.  (Read 81069 times)
noelle
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« Reply #60 on: July 25, 2011, 04:37:50 pm »

dogs dont have to b familiar with another dog to go with it... thats using a dog to start the pups which is training in its best form. dogs are like certain people, some dont wanna hunt alone cuz their scared of the dark or afraid of the hogs, but they will man up when their with another feller even if they dont know each other very well. same as with a dog, a pup dont wanna hunt alone sometimes...and most truely great young dogs are bein ran with another dog, that is training even tho your not hands on training him yourself. And the pups that are in question are not goin 1000 yds and bayin hogs on their own... better yet runnin with the older dogs, and goin to a bay and most any pup thatll bark at a hog a few times will figure out to go to a bay... either way you wanna word it, they are bein trained, its not all natural talent, their not doin it alone off strictly genetics... no offence but if you dont apply your own theories to your own dogs then its nothin more than just b/s on the net Wink according to your theory underdog the pups in reference are culls cuz they dont genetically do it all alone? im confused here
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