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this is my opinion...if you don't want a gritty dog then sell her to someone who runs gritty dogs and if you don't mind running a gritty dog then get her a good running vest...
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Training dogs is not about quantity, it's more about timing, the right situations, and proper guidance...After that it's up to the dog...
A hunting dog is born not made...
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if you file her k-9s and she still wants to catch them she will loose hogs because she cant get a solid hold. bad idea in my opinion.
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if you file her k-9s and she still wants to catch them she will loose hogs because she cant get a solid hold. bad idea in my opinion.
maybe so. Cousins dogs are filed from previous owner and they don't try to catch no more they are loose. Use to be rough. Really can't change the way a dog is |
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Catch em, tie em, drag em out!
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if you file her k-9s and she still wants to catch them she will loose hogs because she cant get a solid hold. bad idea in my opinion.
Got a bulldog and seen others without canines and they can still hold a hog. I don't think the canine grinding works myself but what do I know. |
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hogdogger98
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Cut her canines off and put her on a bad one, stop running a vest on her. She will quit catching.
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A lot of different opinions but nothing is guaranteed to stop a dog from catching, especially a half plot with 1/4 (like someone else mentioned). I've been at this hog hunting for over 10 years now and here is what I would do.
Enjoy the dog for what she is and hunt the heck out of her, or give/sell her to someone that is looking for that type of dog who will hunt the heck out of her.
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this is my opinion...if you don't want a gritty dog then sell her to someone who runs gritty dogs and if you don't mind running a gritty dog then get her a good running vest...
that's exactly what I did I didn't want to part w her BC she is a real good lil dog ......so I bought her a running vest and its been torn to hell but shes not dead yet so its been working so far .just thought someone may have ran into this situation and over came it .in the last 15 yes it seems as though my dogs have been leaning toward the catchy side of hog dogs IdK why it just the way is been lately Sent from my DROID RAZR HD using Tapatalk 2 |
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Hogdogger98 you're full of crap it will work because I've seen it with my own eyes and I don't lie
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hogdogger98
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Hogdogger98 you're full of crap it will work because I've seen it with my own eyes and I don't lie
Ok well I've seen dogs that had there K9's broke out and they still catch. So who's opinion is right? |
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Cajun
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Mark. Have u hunted her by herself? Those black hammers are tough.
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Happiness is a empty dogbox
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floridahogdoghunter
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Hogdogger98 you're full of crap it will work because I've seen it with my own eyes and I don't lie
it may work it may not it all deepens on how the dog is just because one does doent mean they all will! |
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I fall in the camp of get some rough dogs to go with her or sell her to someone that runs catchy dogs. Myself I'm glad folks don't like catchy dogs. That means I get more to choose from when y'all don't like them. Heck I'm crazy I like them dogs that sing em a song before they sink teeth in their rear. Lol
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Hogdogger98 you're full of crap it will work because I've seen it with my own eyes and I don't lie
And i run a 4 yr old cur that has none left they are ground completely flat and he still is rough as they come doesnt work seen it with my own eyes. |
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Hogdogger98 you're full of crap it will work because I've seen it with my own eyes and I don't lie
And i run a 4 yr old cur that has none left they are ground completely flat and he still is rough as they come doesnt work seen it with my own eyes. I have 2 catahoulas that just turned 7 years old and they had their canines filed when they were young dogs and they have learned over the years to back up and bay!! Now they are semi-loose baying and won't catch! Takes a while for a dog to figure out that they can't hold a big hog but when they do they will back up it just may take a while! Country Bumpkin |
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Just depends on the dog I guess!!
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Reuben
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Just depends on the dog I guess!!
Country Bumpkin
x2...my opinion...we tend to see things differently and sometimes it has to do with how we think and our experience level but that is what makes the world go round... Some dogs start out gritty and if they get lucky and live long enough they get smarter with age and learn how far to push their grit they back off accordingly and they live a long time...others don't back off much and will eventually not make it or they will have to learn to hunt in a vest...I don't think it has to do with filing the teeth back...a good example is a bull dog that loses it's canines and he will continue doing his job without them...just not as effective as before but some can still do a fair job without them... |
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BigCutters4
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Mark. Have u hunted her by herself? Those black hammers are tough.
just a few times mike but honestly prob not enough to see a difference Sent from my DROID RAZR HD using Tapatalk 2 |
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BigCutters4
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Just depends on the dog I guess!!
Country Bumpkin
x2...my opinion...we tend to see things differently and sometimes it has to do with how we think and our experience level but that is what makes the world go round... Some dogs start out gritty and if they get lucky and live long enough they get smarter with age and learn how far to push their grit they back off accordingly and they live a long time...others don't back off much and will eventually not make it or they will have to learn to hunt in a vest...I don't think it has to do with filing the teeth back...a good example is a bull dog that loses it's canines and he will continue doing his job without them...just not as effective as before but some can still do a fair job without them... I agree w the bd thing I just got rid of one w Broken k9 he still caught just as he did when he had k9 so I believe it all deep on the dog Sent from my DROID RAZR HD using Tapatalk 2 |
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justincorbell
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Cut her canines off and put her on a bad one, stop running a vest on her. She will quit catching.
you can put a muzzle on her and cut the cutters on a 200 pound boar and let her have at it...she will respect a hog for a while...but she will probably catch with a catchy dog... This is exactly what I would try, a good mean boar hog will tune her up, id bet dang good money on it. |
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