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Big T
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« on: June 21, 2009, 12:27:19 pm » |
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Waarheid,
I have know dogs that were both ways. I have a good friend who has a male BMC who is the best woods dog I have ever hunted with. However, if you put this dog in a pen with a hog (even a small pig) he will jump or climb out of the pen to get away from the hog. In the woods he is gritty and confident, but in the pen he acts like a totally different dog. This same friend also purchased a cat gyp at a bay who put on a great show in the pen. When we took her hunting though, she would not leave your side! She acted like she had never been in the woods before. Needless to say, he now only uses her for bay pen compititions and producing GREAT pups who will work in the pen or in the woods.
I have found that it is rare to have a dog who is equally as good in the pen as they are in the woods or the other way around. If you have a dog that will do both well, then you really have something.
JMO.
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