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TazD
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« on: August 07, 2014, 02:11:40 pm » |
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I agree Bigo and Cajun!! I ran one dog named Bo by himself alot just leading a bulldog. Caught 100's of hogs hunting him that way. He worked the hog till he could catch and if he couldn"t he would drop back and hold that hog there bayed. He would bay them sometimes 45min-1hr before we could get there to turn my CD in. I feel the dog that can catch one and be committed to the catch and knowing when he can catch, and knows when to stay back and keep the hog planted bayed solid because of terrain being to thick to catch and move with the hog is the kind I am trying to breed! That kind of dog does not need any help except to help catch a few he cannot handle. Run 2-3 of those and you do not need the bulldog, they will anchor any hog!!
I Like my dogs to be very fast, athletic dogs that are built to run and fight! Medium size, (50-70lbs) dogs with good long legs, nice size heads for good strong bites, lean long muscles for power and endurance. A dog to big and he will get smoked through the thick terrain, to small they will get picked up off their feet when catching a hog that is trying to fling them off!! Serious, small efficient packs of dogs that each dog can find and catch most hogs by themselves!!
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