Message #415265

[sparkydog]

No offense bud but its cheaper to buy an outstanding dog than it is to make one I've done both and the breeding was an accident thought they wouldn't turn out to be anything so sold them and had call backs asking if they could get more just like 'em and the female had got killed and my male had a prostate infection made him sterile and had to castrate him so now im kicking myself in the a** have no access to either blood ive raised pups after pups afterwards out of different good dogs and they never even came close to either of there parents my friend has the best hog dog I have ever seen hunt in the woods in my life and have never threw a good pup and I mean never they have bred him to at least 50 females that were good proven dogs kept every pup and they all turned out to be culls I wish u luck when u make that outstanding dog hit me up ill buy him from u. My uncle had a plot he give a 1000 dollars for in the early 90's and all u needed was him to catch a hog he was silent on trail he would always find and catch the stinkiest nastiest ol boars every time he would stay bay tile you got there then he would catch the hog by the ear and turn towards its body and he never got cut tile he was real old he just got to old he got gutted the vet saved him but he was crippled and he had a pup out of him and the pup was good but wasn't like the old dog. So to me its proven that the real outstanding dog is one in a million and if I've got the money to buy it I will.