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« on: June 25, 2013, 07:18:16 pm » |
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I didn't want to jack the other thread so I started a new one.
Im wondering do yall think that a bulldog is more aggressive by nature than a cur dog? If so, why do you believe this? Not wanting to argue,
just want to see what the general though is on the subject.
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« Reply #1 on: June 25, 2013, 07:23:49 pm » |
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My experence has been cur....cds seem to have a better handel. How many threads you read say "well tried to load up "bay/strike" but he blabla again at 10 miles away....
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djhogdogger
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« Reply #2 on: June 25, 2013, 07:30:13 pm » |
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My experence has been cur....cds seem to have a better handel. How many threads you read say "well tried to load up "bay/strike" but he blabla again at 10 miles away....
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Well I agree. But Im not talking about handle or bottom. Just natural aggression. |
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« Reply #3 on: June 25, 2013, 07:33:20 pm » |
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Nope... 99% of the time the cur dogs are the ones to start it.
If they start it with a bulldog... the bulldog will usually finish it.
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djhogdogger
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« Reply #4 on: June 25, 2013, 07:39:51 pm » |
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Nope... 99% of the time the cur dogs are the ones to start it.
If they start it with a bulldog... the bulldog will usually finish it.
EXACTLY RIGHT! Unless our dogs are just different from everyone elses, our cur dogs are WAY more aggressive by nature. Now I will say that a bulldog is better equipped with stronger jaws and bite power. They also have no quit in them. Which makes me respect them more. But as far a aggression, the cur dogs on our yard are more growly with one another. Can not be trusted around strangers. Are more territorial, ect, ect. Our bulldogs are more passive. Now once they are engaged, they have more power. |
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« Reply #5 on: June 25, 2013, 07:40:37 pm » |
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Yep. Curs have the attitude and always wanna fight over nothing!!!
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charles
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« Reply #6 on: June 25, 2013, 07:43:50 pm » |
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Nope... 99% of the time the cur dogs are the ones to start it.
If they start it with a bulldog... the bulldog will usually finish it.
agreed 100%. my old male pit was a gentle, non aggressive dog, would turn tail if another dog growled at him. only time I saw strike back was when my bmc jumped him for getting to close to a bitch in heat. the cur held his own, seeing the pit had nearly 50lbs on him, but they both finished their pi$$ing contest, a couple cut n torn cheeks n lips, no major damage other than their mouths. my cirs hav started 99% of the aggression issues. got 1 now that may not make it if he pulls his stunt again like he did night before last while hunting. |
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djhogdogger
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« Reply #7 on: June 25, 2013, 07:46:40 pm » |
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This is why I get upset when people say that bulldogs are a mean breed. This is so not true.
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« Reply #8 on: June 25, 2013, 07:49:04 pm » |
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But I do respect their power and stamina. And I think that all people aggressive bulldogs should be culled. Sorry I just feel that would help to save people and save the breed.
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« Reply #9 on: June 25, 2013, 07:50:40 pm » |
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But I do respect their power and stamina. And I think that all people aggressive bulldogs should be culled. Sorry I just feel that would help to save people and save the breed.
x100 on people aggressive bulldogs being culled. All for it. |
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the few times when I own a pit bull I never turn him loose in the back yard with the curs unless I am supervising them the whole time...but I will let the curs run together in the back yard with minimal supervision...because I know I can usually break the curs up pretty quick...
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I agree with all of the above, i have seen FAR more fights in the woods involving currs that I have involving bulldogs in my time hunting.....come to think of it i've only seen 1 bulldog fight a curr ever and the currs dumbarse started it!
Never had a single issue with a bulldog starting a fight in the 13 + years ive owned em and 10 years ive hunted with and around them......
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the few times when I own a pit bull I never turn him loose in the back yard with the curs unless I am supervising them the whole time...but I will let the curs run together in the back yard with minimal supervision...because I know I can usually break the curs up pretty quick...
Smart! imo bulldogs should never be left unsupervised with any dogs period. I believe you have to treat them like a loaded gun because of the potential damage they can cause. Even if another dog starts it with them and you are not around to stop them, bad news for the other dog. I believe prevention is key, keep them kept properly and you will be just fine. |
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Nope... 99% of the time the cur dogs are the ones to start it.
If they start it with a bulldog... the bulldog will usually finish it.
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the few times when I own a pit bull I never turn him loose in the back yard with the curs unless I am supervising them the whole time...but I will let the curs run together in the back yard with minimal supervision...because I know I can usually break the curs up pretty quick...
I agree. But its like putting I big ol muscled up, nice fella in a room full of cocky, mouthy, chest poked out fellas. The big guy probably wont start it but if provoked, he will probably do the most damage.  But as dog owners, it is our responsibility to prevent the occurance. Im just pointing out that sometimes bulldogs get a bad rap when they aren't the ones who usually instigate. However, there are excetions to this. And this is when culling can help the breed. IMO |
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Which is more aggressive, Bull Dog or Cur? = Lacy  The bull dogs are obviously more capable, but not even close to as aggressive. Incidentally, when a cur (Lacy) starts it, it deserves what it gets. Hi Dinah! Steve |
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Which is more aggressive, Bull Dog or Cur? = Lacy The bull dogs are obviously more capable, but not even close to as aggressive. Incidentally, when a cur (Lacy) starts it, it deserves what it gets. Hi Dinah! Steve Agreed!  Well dang! Where have you been hiding? Lol Hello to you! |
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Smart! imo bulldogs should never be left unsupervised with any dogs period. I believe you have to treat them like a loaded gun because of the potential damage they can cause. Even if another dog starts it with them and you are not around to stop them, bad news for the other dog. I believe prevention is key, keep them kept properly and you will be just fine.
I wouldnt go that far as to saying bulls should be treated like a loaded gun. respecting their power, yes, but it boils down to the handler trainer. Bullies aint a blood thirsty killer, but more of a teddy bear if taught properly. |
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Smart! imo bulldogs should never be left unsupervised with any dogs period. I believe you have to treat them like a loaded gun because of the potential damage they can cause. Even if another dog starts it with them and you are not around to stop them, bad news for the other dog. I believe prevention is key, keep them kept properly and you will be just fine.
I wouldnt go that far as to saying bulls should be treated like a loaded gun. respecting their power, yes, but it boils down to the handler trainer. Bullies aint a blood thirsty killer, but more of a teddy bear if taught properly. Yes, but I see what he is saying. Our bulldogs are very laid back but if a cur jumps on them, they will protect themselves and never stop. But I do at times put certain curs and pits together. I know our dogs well enough to know which ones get along and which ones cant be trusted together. |
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Sorry Charles. I was agreeing with what Rueben said. Not Rednose.
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