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« on: July 25, 2017, 09:56:06 am » |
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Got this pretty solid looking pup in the "mail" the other day. Looking forward to starting him. He's almost a yr old and 90'ish pounds. He made the trip from Pennsylvania to Louisiana. His name is Stakz  Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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CutNShootHD
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« Reply #1 on: July 25, 2017, 01:25:15 pm » |
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Gorgeous dog!!! I really like his body structure!
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gary fuller
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« Reply #2 on: July 25, 2017, 03:27:38 pm » |
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good lookin dog. whos the breeder and what line.
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Semmes
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« Reply #3 on: July 25, 2017, 05:06:28 pm » |
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Gary, Jeff Beavers is the breeder. Bullhead kennels.
Mix of true grit, jel with splash of the kj stuff and kinghaven.
Jeff has been doing his twist for quite a while as I'm sure you know.
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Mike
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« Reply #5 on: July 25, 2017, 06:48:08 pm » |
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Good lookin' pup Cody!
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gary fuller
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« Reply #6 on: July 25, 2017, 07:06:26 pm » |
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thanks obie. he sure has a nice athletic build. is that stuff controllable enough to get along with other dogs for huntin? not bein a smart azz, just curious.
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Semmes
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« Reply #7 on: July 25, 2017, 08:54:49 pm » |
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I think it will be...
My pit/ab cross liked him as does her sister one of cody's dogs.
My dog is a pretty good barometer, because the game dog blood has manifested more heavy in her and she pick up on the least bit of weirdness then it her I got to watch and she loved him the week he was here. They played and laid together.
Cody got home today from work and two of his 4-5 month old pups was out of their pen on his property and doing fine so we know he ain't a puppy killer cause we are sure those pups went and investigated the new dog on the yard.
We just gonna focus him on the task at hand soon here and hope to focus the drive he may have in a productive direction and try and keep him out of circumstances which could be a detriment to the development of bad habits while he matures and see if it goes well....
Jeffs dogs are specimens for sure and it's akin to using game bred pits which many folks have success with in catching hogs. I have seen it many times, so much so that I bred a litter of some crosses out of it which turned out as nice as catchdogs. I know you have seen seen the same thing a time or two lol.
Anyway we just gonna do our best to 'turn him on' to the right quarry here soon and hope he is hog crazy and it sticks.
I know it worked well with Brian's (inabs) dog crown, and Scott's old dog apollo. Which were out of similar lines.
He matches well with my cross on the crown dog out of my kinghaven gyp as well.
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gary fuller
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« Reply #9 on: July 25, 2017, 11:01:23 pm » |
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cool stuff obie and thanks for sharin it. has the apbt stuff down from virgil shown to be human aggressive. i remember his owner(cant remember hi name) didnt trust him to let my daughter up to him as he said he could be real ill tempered. it also seems to me like his offspring were early to turn on also. so sounds like youve done a really good job makin woods catchdogs with the background of some of the blood.
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Semmes
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9MTsYbvHWkgI can't speak on Virgil himself as I never saw him. But an ex hunting buddy of mine and cody's kept a yard of Bulldogs from various lines. And had a direct Virgil son as well as double and triple bred Virgil dogs and I can say they were the most laid back as far as human aggressiveness of all the game bred lines on his yard. On the cross I made, these gyps have never lit up on a person in any way. And we have been tote'n em round since under a year old. And man I can tell ya we always bring our kids with us and encourage the folks whose land we hunt to do so as well. These dogs have been hunted in close quarters with children and they are three yrs old now and have should to be nuthin but dependable and trustworthy with people of all ages.
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gary fuller
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thanks obie, shows ya alot about selection and then on training after the genetics. sounds like you have a good thing goin. i saw virgil at al joyes last aba show in va and at the time virgil was just a ch.. the guy who owned virgil was there sellin his mills,jennys etc and he also had a belly brother to alan sloans turbo with him. this was somewhere around 20 years ago.
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Semmes
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Thanks for the compliment Gary, we gonna do our best and keep em in woods much as life allows.
How did turbo's brother look? How did turbo's brother look? From pics turbo was cool lookin, I know there was a bit of controversy around the dog and it's breeding.
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gary fuller
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joel, i was talkin about gamblers grnd ch virgil. obie ,you are welcome and if i remember right he looked about like turbo. the questionable stuff was behind turbos mom which al joye owned. to me turbo was one cool bulldog. great temperment, smoked the conformation ring, was awesome on bite work, etc etc. and the dog produced a ton of dogs that excelled at a lot of things in the ab world. and i think turbo had the best penn hip score of any ab for many years.
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Reuben
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Swine-Stalker...that is one fine looking dog...I like them just like that...
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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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bignasty
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Interesting tail set on that
AB.
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Swine-Stalker
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He traveled for 3 days and was at 3 different homes in a week... introduced to 9 different people that I know of in a matter of days... I'd set my tail there too lol
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We'll all be equal under the grass, God's got a heaven for country trash
"The problems we face today are there because the people who work
for a living are now outnumbered by those who vote for a living."
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gary fuller
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lol.yea a trip like that on a ab that isnt a little pup can be offsetting to most of them. with the human aggresion and protectiveness built into most of the breed all the moving, new people, loss of original owner ,etc., an immature male ab can be rattled by this a bit. im sure this guy will recover just fine and be a nice dog. from past experience a tucked tail after the trip he went on and ending up with a stranger is much better than having him come out of the crate trying to eat you up. im lookin forward to seeing how this dog works out for you.
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Semmes
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I feel the same way Gary.
I have been around many ABs over the years, from all dif lines. Which I'm this breed can be worlds apart.
Enough to know that 1yr old can be a funky stage. Esp with the more protective lines and males.
This dog, being bred on a good sized yard of dominate type dogs and being in the adolescent stage. And being comfortable on that Mountain in PA with very little socialization besides his human 'family' and not yet mature,
Well, that's a big step for a young pup to be shipped for days in a crate. Plopped in a strange yard in the hot south with a strange guy (me) in a yard of strange dogs barking and some giving him the stink eye.... you all know how male curdogs and Bulldogs can be on the chain in their yard when a new male that isn't introduced And then, sent to another yard to start the process again in a week...
That's a lot....
I have no doubt as a 8-12 wk old pup things would be easier or as a fully grown dog things could be dif (worse or better lol)
But I give the dog benefit of the doubt on this one.
I know Jeff breeds dogs with protective dominate type dogs. I have seen and owned dogs if this nature. They tend to think and try and figure out people and situations moreso than farm bred livestock type dogs and mature at a dif rate because of that but also can make fine animals once they know their position in the pack and life.
Fact is the dog ain't bit nobody and that's a plus like Gary said....let's face it I have had to put down dogs that before a year old to 18mos were showing to be uncontrollable in my life.
I know the health and tools this line has to offer and jeff want to see his dogs excell at something we both consider 'bulldog work' and we gonna try it out and see if the dog takes to it. I think he will, and will be hell on wheels when we flip that switch on and learn what is expected and when and where the switch is to be on off.
Sorry for the long post
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